Three key points: 1. The document provides a study guide for an Ancient Rome test covering Chapter 6 in the textbook. It lists important terms, people, and events from Chapter 6 to know for the test. 2. It asks test questions about the Punic Wars between Rome and Carthage, the establishment of the Roman Republic and Empire, and important figures like Julius Caesar and the triumvirates who shaped Rome's history. 3. The study guide also provides questions about Roman society, politics, economics, family structures, and the reasons for Rome's eventual fall, as well as the enduring influence of Roman law.

1. Ancient Rome-Chapter 6-Test Review<br />What to study: The textbook-Chapter 6<br /> Class Notes/Handouts/Charts/Worksheets<br /> Key Term Sheet (DUE on Tuesday with the TEST)<br />Key Terms-Below is a list of key terms from chapter 6. You should be able to identify the definition of each term and explain its significance to Ancient Rome.<br />Gladiators Civil War Republic Dictator Inflation Triumvirate Consul Plebeians Aqueduct Senate Mercenaries Patricians Pater Familias “Bread and Circuses” <br />Key People-Below is a list of very important people in Ancient Rome. You should be able to identify and distinguish between them. You should also be able to explain/describe the importance of each to this chapter.<br />Augustus Marcus Aurelius Mark Antony Romulus Julius Caesar Hannibal Scipio Brutus Cleopatra Attila<br /> How many Punic Wars were fought? What was the cause of each one? (6.1)