Founding of Rome Mythology Quiz

The group of wise men who advised the Roman kings.

The first king of Rome, according to legend.

The period of Roman history where a single ruler, a king, held supreme power.

The period in Roman history where power was shared among elected officials and the Senate.

A Roman official who controlled the army, made laws, and judged criminals during the Roman Republic.

The mythical founding of Rome, where twin brothers Romulus and Remus, abandoned as infants, were nursed by a she-wolf and later founded the city, with Romulus killing Remus to become its first king.

A political system where a single ruler holds supreme power and authority, typically inherited or through divine right.

A small, self-governing state that typically controls a surrounding territory, with its own laws and institutions.

The position of Rome in Italy, strategically situated on a hilltop near the Tiber River, made it favorable for trade and growth.