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What is a Patrician?
A dog
Wealthy land owner and part of the ruling class
A cat
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What is a saint?
A dog
A Buddhist holy person.
A christian holy person
3
How did Rome maintain its large kingdom?
Water
Excellent soldiers, strong discipline, roads
Food
4
What is a veto?
A person
A reject or rejection of something
A flag
5
Who was Constantine and why was he important?
He saved your friend
He saved a cat
He reunited the roman empire and made Christianity legal again in rome.
6
What is a Regent?
A cat
A tree
Person who acts as temporary ruler for emergencies only
Your mom
7
How did Rome expand its Kingdom?
Citizen ship for the people they ruled.
Having roads that they could travel on
All of the above
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What is a regent?
A person who acts a temporary ruler
The king and queen
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Why was Rome so strong?
Excellent soldiers and strong disiplin.
All of the Above
They were advanced in tech and could get power from the Mediterranean
Everyman had to be in the military
10
What sea borders Ancient Rome?
The Dead Sea
The Red Sea
The Mediterranean Sea
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What is a Latifundia?
Loving god
Large farming estates in ancient rome
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Who was Augustus?
Meant to take his great uncle's spot but defeated by Antony and Cleopatra
He was a god
13
What was a Legion?
A dog
One person of the two top government officials in ancient rome
They are a part of the ocean
14
What is a Plague?
A disease that spreads really fast and kill's many people
A movie
Homework
Death
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What are aqueducts?
A man made thing used to hold water and travel long distances
The mountains
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What are paterfamilias?
The pet
The mother
A name for the father of the household
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Romulus and Remus were raised by a she wolf and then taken in by a farmer,then Romulus became ruler and built a wall.
False
True
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Where did Christianity start?
Your house
School
Judea
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What is the coliseum?
A baseball field
A place for free entertainment
A daycare
Play area for cats
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A republic is a type of government with no king or queen but someone elected by the citizens?
True
False
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What are 3 differences about Ancient Rome and Greece?
All of the above
Rome has better soil than Greece
Rome did not have arms on their art
Rome had a different type military
22
Who was Julius Caesar?
He was named dictator for life to make the poor people happy
He brought his country into Rome illegally
He was killed by the Roman Senators
All of the above
23
What is a Disciple?
Followers of Jesus Christ
A family having dinner
Followers of god
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What is a consul?
A soldier
A fish
One of the two top government officials
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What are 3 similarities about ancient Rome and Greece?
They have the same idea for art
All of the above
Both have water on three sides
They have the same gods
26
Who were the Etruscans?
Cats
Dogs
Fish
The first ones in rome
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What is the purpose of the coliseum?
A vet care place
To help people when they are sick
A place to distract other people from their problems
28
What are the basics teachings of Christianity?
Love god, love your neighbor.
All of the Above
Jesus is the only way to be saved
God loved his people to give up his son
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What is Pax Romana
An era of peace and safety for Roman Empire
A space ship
A cat
30
Who was Spartacus?
He was an octopus
He needed help with life
He was a slave and fought Rome for freedom
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How were the Aqueducts helpful to Rome?
They had cats and dog
They brought water with them
They had food
A message from the god
32
What is a gladiator?
Pens
A animal
Fights animals and other people for free entertainment
33
What shape is the country of Italy?
A rock
A high heeled boot
34
What is a Plebeian?
Help from other family members
Member of the common people in rome
The poor people in Rome
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What was Constantinople?
A superhero
Ancient city know now as Turkey
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What is a Dictator?
The soldiers
A queen
A person with complete power during emergencies.
