12TablesPlebiansAqueductConsulRepublicreligiousbeings;gods andgoddessesa type ofgovernment inwhich peopleelect theleaders whogovern themelectedofficials fromRome’s firstgovernmentPunicWarsLegionMagistrateDeitiesSenatethree warsbetween Romeand Carthagethat led to Romedominating theMediterraneana trained fighterwho fought tothe death inarenas like theColiseumGladiatorPaxRomanaForumPublicMeetingplace inRomepowerfulandwealthynoblesto prohibit orblock acertain lawor action fortaking placeOrganizedgroups ofsoldierselected officialwhorepresented theplebians andthe militaryPeninsulaPatriciansRomanEmpireRomulusandRemuschannel thatcarried waterinto citiesfrom themountainsCommonpeople;majority ofRomancitizens200 year periodof peace andstability withinthe RomanEmpireVetoa body of landjutting intoand nearlysurrounded bywaterRoman councilof powerful andwealthy peoplewho advisedcity leadersa leader withcompletecontrol orabsolutepowerOne of themost skilledand powerfulgenerals in thehistory of RomeTribuneone of twomagistrates inRome with themost power; hadlimited powerand 1 year termVast empirewithterritories onparts of threecontinentsTwinbrothers whosupposedlyfoundedRomeDictatorset of lawsinscribed ontablets thatapplied to allcitizensJuliusCaesar12TablesPlebiansAqueductConsulRepublicreligiousbeings;gods andgoddessesa type ofgovernment inwhich peopleelect theleaders whogovern themelectedofficials fromRome’s firstgovernmentPunicWarsLegionMagistrateDeitiesSenatethree warsbetween Romeand Carthagethat led to Romedominating theMediterraneana trained fighterwho fought tothe death inarenas like theColiseumGladiatorPaxRomanaForumPublicMeetingplace inRomepowerfulandwealthynoblesto prohibit orblock acertain lawor action fortaking placeOrganizedgroups ofsoldierselected officialwhorepresented theplebians andthe militaryPeninsulaPatriciansRomanEmpireRomulusandRemuschannel thatcarried waterinto citiesfrom themountainsCommonpeople;majority ofRomancitizens200 year periodof peace andstability withinthe RomanEmpireVetoa body of landjutting intoand nearlysurrounded bywaterRoman councilof powerful andwealthy peoplewho advisedcity leadersa leader withcompletecontrol orabsolutepowerOne of themost skilledand powerfulgenerals in thehistory of RomeTribuneone of twomagistrates inRome with themost power; hadlimited powerand 1 year termVast empirewithterritories onparts of threecontinentsTwinbrothers whosupposedlyfoundedRomeDictatorset of lawsinscribed ontablets thatapplied to allcitizensJuliusCaesar

Rome Vocab Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 12 Tables
  2. Plebians
  3. Aqueduct
  4. Consul
  5. Republic
  6. religious beings; gods and goddesses
  7. a type of government in which people elect the leaders who govern them
  8. elected officials from Rome’s first government
  9. Punic Wars
  10. Legion
  11. Magistrate
  12. Deities
  13. Senate
  14. three wars between Rome and Carthage that led to Rome dominating the Mediterranean
  15. a trained fighter who fought to the death in arenas like the Coliseum
  16. Gladiator
  17. Pax Romana
  18. Forum
  19. Public Meeting place in Rome
  20. powerful and wealthy nobles
  21. to prohibit or block a certain law or action for taking place
  22. Organized groups of soldiers
  23. elected official who represented the plebians and the military
  24. Peninsula
  25. Patricians
  26. Roman Empire
  27. Romulus and Remus
  28. channel that carried water into cities from the mountains
  29. Common people; majority of Roman citizens
  30. 200 year period of peace and stability within the Roman Empire
  31. Veto
  32. a body of land jutting into and nearly surrounded by water
  33. Roman council of powerful and wealthy people who advised city leaders
  34. a leader with complete control or absolute power
  35. One of the most skilled and powerful generals in the history of Rome
  36. Tribune
  37. one of two magistrates in Rome with the most power; had limited power and 1 year term
  38. Vast empire with territories on parts of three continents
  39. Twin brothers who supposedly founded Rome
  40. Dictator
  41. set of laws inscribed on tablets that applied to all citizens
  42. Julius Caesar