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Unit #4 Roman Review
Unit #4 Roman Review
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1
What engineering achievement allowed trade, communication and movement throughout their empire
Domes
Acqueducts
Baths
Roads
2
Which Roman social class conducted a series of strikes to gain rights of citizens?
Citizens
Patricians
Plebeians
Senators
3
Which of the following most accurately describes the effectiveness of paying Barbarians?
THere was no such policy
Policy encouraged more invasions
policy was partially effective
Policy was effective
4
Who represented the ideal citizen soldier, was willing to defend his country out of civic duty
Hannibal
Cincinnatus
Cicero
Caesar
5
Which of the following qualities of Roman citizens helped Rome to become dominate
Did not adopt ideas from other cultures to improve their own
Self-Confident, disciplined, Loyal
Intolerant of others and felt past history was not important
Believed gods would not interfere in earthly matters
6
Which general is most responsible for the bringing about the end of the Roman Republic?
Julius Caesar
Lucius Sulla
Gaius Marius
Octavian Augustus
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What was the most important outcome of the Punic Wars?
Hannibal conquered the Italian peninsula
Carthage shared power with Rome
Rome became the sole dominant power in the Mediterranean
Rhe Roman army adopted usage of elephants
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In an attempt to save the Republic, grain was given away for below market price, what happened?
Helped save the Republic
All Romans were happy
Helped lead to the collapse of the Republic
The Republic became a democracy
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Which of the following contribution is attributed to ancient Rome?
Spread of Christianity
Concept of Democracy
Creation of Mythology
Development of Irrigation
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Which
was not
a geographic factor which contributed to the growth of Rome into a large Empire?
Abundant natural resource
Protection from invation by deserts
Fertile farmland allowing for Population Growth
Easy access to trade routes in the Mediterranean Sea