What is NOT a reform made by Julius Caesar?

Allowed plebeians into the Senate

What was this building used for?

Gladiator fights and mock battles

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1
What is NOT a reform made by Julius Caesar?
Expanded the Senate
Granted citizenship to those in the provinces
Allowed plebeians into the Senate
Increased the pay of soldiers
2
These are the wealthy nobles of Rome.
Patricians
Helots
Elders
Plebeians
3
What Carthaginian general led his troops through Europe, over the Alps, and into Europe?
Hannibal Barca
Hamilcar Barca
Julius Caesar
Scipio Africanus
4
The fundamental unit in the Roman army.
Legions
Dictatorship
12 Tables
Phalanx
5
Who was the first Emperor of Rome?
Julius Caesar
Nero
Trajan
Augustus Caesar
6
What distracted poor Romans from their poverty?
Slavery
Tax breaks
Gladiator fights
Silk from the Silk Roads
7
What was the primary language of Rome?
Greek
Italian
Latin
Hebrew
8
What was this building used for?
Carry water
Religious ceremonies for Roman gods and goddesses
Gladiator fights and mock battles
Public bath
9
What two Mediterranean powers faced off in the Punic Wars?
Athens and Sparta
Rome and Carthage
Rome and Greece
Carthage and Athens
10
This part of the Republic protected the rights of the commoners (plebeians)
Senate
Tribunes
Consuls
Republic
11
Where was the concept of "Innocent until proven guilty" written in Rome?
Roman mythology
Holy Bible
Twelve Tables
The Aeneid
12
What is the holy text of Christians?
Vedas
Holy Bible
Torah
Old Testament
13
What happened in Rome immediately after the death of Julius Caesar?
Beginning of the Fall of Rome
Erupted into Civil War
Rome returned to a Republic
Led Rome into the Pax Romana
14
Which of the following were NOT achieved by Augustus?
Beginning of the Pax Romana
Creation of a civil service system
Expansion of Rome
Legalization of CHristianity
15
Why did Rome often break out into civil war?
Conflict between rich and poor
Riots from conquered areas
Rome was haunted by the ghost of Remus
Internal struggles within the Senate

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Questions 15

Answers

1
What is NOT a reform made by Julius Caesar?
Expanded the Senate
Granted citizenship to those in the provinces
Allowed plebeians into the Senate
Increased the pay of soldiers
2
These are the wealthy nobles of Rome.
Patricians
Helots
Elders
Plebeians
3
What Carthaginian general led his troops through Europe, over the Alps, and into Europe?
Hannibal Barca
Hamilcar Barca
Julius Caesar
Scipio Africanus
4
The fundamental unit in the Roman army.
Legions
Dictatorship
12 Tables
Phalanx
5
Who was the first Emperor of Rome?
Julius Caesar
Nero
Trajan
Augustus Caesar
6
What distracted poor Romans from their poverty?
Slavery
Tax breaks
Gladiator fights
Silk from the Silk Roads
7
What was the primary language of Rome?
Greek
Italian
Latin
Hebrew
8
What was this building used for?
Carry water
Religious ceremonies for Roman gods and goddesses
Gladiator fights and mock battles
Public bath
9
What two Mediterranean powers faced off in the Punic Wars?
Athens and Sparta
Rome and Carthage
Rome and Greece
Carthage and Athens
10
This part of the Republic protected the rights of the commoners (plebeians)
Senate
Tribunes
Consuls
Republic
11
Where was the concept of "Innocent until proven guilty" written in Rome?
Roman mythology
Holy Bible
Twelve Tables
The Aeneid
12
What is the holy text of Christians?
Vedas
Holy Bible
Torah
Old Testament
13
What happened in Rome immediately after the death of Julius Caesar?
Beginning of the Fall of Rome
Erupted into Civil War
Rome returned to a Republic
Led Rome into the Pax Romana
14
Which of the following were NOT achieved by Augustus?
Beginning of the Pax Romana
Creation of a civil service system
Expansion of Rome
Legalization of CHristianity
15
Why did Rome often break out into civil war?
Conflict between rich and poor
Riots from conquered areas
Rome was haunted by the ghost of Remus
Internal struggles within the Senate