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Roman F2 Review
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1
What problems might be caused by spreading power out among many officials?
Made it hard to achieve change because someone will always disagree with it
Women wanted to have a say in politics
People will be want to conquer city states
It created a war against kings
2
Augustus’ Rule was known as the Pax Romana. Which means Roman Peace
True
False
3
The U.S. Senate was more diverse than the Roman Senate,
False
True
4
Three wars fought between Rome and Carthage between 263 and 146 BCE.
Socrates
Julius Caesar
Persian
Punic
5
What part of the Roman government was a form of direct democracy?
the tribunes
the senate
the consuls
the assemblies
6
U.S Senators served a lifetime,
True
False
7
Roman murals showed scenes from mythology and Roman statues often depicted their gods.
False
True
8
Three wars fought between Persia and Greece between 492 and 480 BCE was
Persian
Julius Casear
Socrates
Alexander the Great
9
What is the name of the river on which Rome was founded?
Tiber
Romulus
Rubicon
Forum
10
Roman constitution was different from modern constitutions like the U.S because it was
not a formal written document
False
True
11
From Macedonia; conquered most of the known world.
Punic
Alexander The Great
Persian
Socrates
12
Helped effectively end the Roman Republic by being named dictator for life in 44 BCE.
Julius Caesar
Punic
AlexanderThe Great
Persian
13
Greek art wasn’t realistic, but it was idealistic. Roman art represented an idea about society and was more realistic.
True
False
14
What made the building of large domed structures possible?
Metal
Concrete
Steel
Clay
15
U.S Senators serve for 6 years.
False
True
16
In what area of western culture has Ancient Rome had a lasting impact?
Language
Architecture
Government
All of the above
17
In both Senates’ lawmakers make speeches to each other
False
True
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Greek philosopher; taught by question; tried for corrupting Athens’s youth.
Julius Caesar
Alexander The Great
Punic
Socrates