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What were the names of the two tribunes, who were also brothers that tried to reform Rome but were killed by angry mobs before they could finish their reforms?

Tiberius Gracchus and Gaius Gracchus
A type of Roman building with columns on the inside as opposed to the Greek style of putting the columns on the outside
basilica
I was adopted by Julius Caesar and made his heir. I was only eighteen when Julius Caesar died. Many people opposed me becoming imperator and I spent 13 years wage war against them. I eventually became emperor Caesar Augustus and was a wise and just ruler. What was my name before becoming emperor?
Octavius
I was great Roman orator during the time of Julius Caesar. I made great speeches. Who am I?

Cicero

I was from a prominent Rome family. As governor of Gaul, I had great military strength and expanded the northern boundaries of Rome. I became very popular among the people and was consider a great general. Eventually, I became dictator for life. I was the first imperator and was eventually stabbed to death in the Roman Senate. Who am I?

Julius Caesar
Latin word for commander or general
imperator
What word means grand or majestic?
Augustus
As a truly humble guy, I created a month of July naming it after myself?

Julius Caesar

I ruled Rome for forty years from 27 BC to 14AD. Who am I?

Caesar Augustus

Where was the center of public life in Rome? Originally, it was a market place but became a place for public meetings and speeches.
forum
What was the name of Rome's Golden Age? It means the "Peace of Rome"

Pax Romana

Where did the games and shows of Rome take place?

amphitheater

What architecture feature did the Romans perfect and use to support buildings and aqueducts?

arches
What did Romans build to carry fresh water from the hills into the city of Rome?
aqueducts
What Roman building structure did early Christians copy when making their churches?

basilica