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SC 6th grade Ancient Rome Unit Test review #rome
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1
What continent is Italy a part of?
Asia
North America
Europe
Africa
2
At the end of the Roman Empire, who really controlled the empire?
The Children
The Emperor
The Army
The Dicator
3
When Marcus Aurelius died, he named ________________ as emperor.
Theodosius
Nero
Commodus
Caligula
4
______________ were the small group of people who followed Jesus.
Pope
Disciples
Synagogues
Soldiers
5
What name was given to the city that Constatine established on the site of Byzantium?
Constantinople
Byzantine
Rome
Empire
6
What river was Rome founded near?
Tiber River
Rubicon River
Nile River
Mississippi River
7
_________________ was the general that lead the Carthaginian's during the 2nd Punic War.
Nero
Caligula
Julius Caesar
Hannibal
8
Commudus was murderd by ___________________
his father
his bodyguard
his wife
his son
9
What was a major difference between the Byzantine Orthodox Church and Roman Catholic Church?
The name
Their beliefs
Who headed the church
10
What principles do the legal system of the U.S. and ancient Rome have in common?
Judges must interpret the law and make fair decisions
All are correct
All free people have equal rights before the law
A person is considered innocent until proven guilty
11
In the early Roman republic the Senate was made up of
Plebieans
Patricians
Patricians and Plebians
Women
12
The Punic Wars were fought between__________________ and _____________________
Patriots and Jackets
Carthage and Rome
Greece and Rome
Patricians and Plebians
13
Western side of the Roman Empire =
Weak
Strong
14
Why was the Tiber River important to the development of Roman culture?
Allowed ships from all over to bring new ideas/traditions.
It provided protection from enemies.
Allowed Romans to catch seafood.
15
___________ is being punished for religious beliefs.
Persecution
Vandal
Pillage
Tribune
16
What famous ruler was stabbed to death near the end of the Roman republic?
Julius Caesar
Caligula
Marcus Aurelius
Claudius
17
_____________________ is a religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus.
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Hinduism
18
Ancient Rome's religious beliefs were most like what countries?
Jerusalem
France
Egypt
Greece
19
What language did the early Romans speak?
French
Latin
Roman
Greek
20
What did Diocletian add to help control rebellions in the Roman Empire?
Curfews
Co-emperors
Banks
21
As the Roman Empire was declining, the seat of emperor was _________________ off.(Sold)
killed
auctioned
turned
22
The word _______________ is used to describe someone who destroys property.
vandal
visigoth
barbarian
horse
23
In 324 A.D., which emperor united the Empire again?
Byzantine
Diocletian
Octavian
Constantine
24
Who was the last emperor of the Western Roman Empire?
Constantine
Orestes
Romulus Augustulus
Octavian
25
Who was the ruler when the
Pax Romana
began?
Mrs. Williams
Marcus Aurelius
Augustus (Octavian)
Caligula
26
What is the relationship between the Jewish faith and Christianity?
They both believe in one god
All are correct
Jesus was born into a Jewish family
They follow the 10 commandments
27
Eastern side of Roman Empire =
Strong
Weak
28
Who is the founder of Christianity?
Nero
Peter and Paul
Jesus
Caligula
29
What is a major achievement of the Romans?
established new laws
all of the answers are correct
built aqueducts
built roads
30
What is Mrs. Williams pointing at on the map?
Gaul
Carthage
Rome
Greece
31
During the Roman republic___________________ were chosen to manage the government and the army.
tribunes
senators
consuls
plebians
32
What does the term
Pax Romana
mean?
A time of starvation and plague in Rome.
A time when Rome was at war with Carthage.
A time of war in Rome that lasted 500 years.
A time of peace and prosperity that lasted 200 years.
33
Why were Romulus and Remus important to Rome?
They were the first and second emperors in the Roman Empire.
They killed Julius Caesar.
According to the legend, they founded Rome.
During the Punic Wars, they defeated Hannibal.
34
During this time(235-285),_______ emperors held power-most being murdered or killed in battle.
100
19
23
3
35
What emperor decided to split the Roman Empire in half?
Julius Caesar
Marcus Aurelius
Diocletian
Caligula
36
What emperor made Christianity Rome's official religion?
Julius Caesar
Constantine
Jesus
Theodsius
37
During his rule, the Empire reached its height.
Theodosius
Constantine
Diocletian
Justinian
38
After Rome declined the _________________ became even more prosperous.
Roman Empire
Caesars
Dictators
Byznatine Empire
39
________________ is a sense of pride in one's country.
Christianity
Mercenaries
Happiness
Patriotism
40
Why did Romans not like the rising of Christianity?
Jesus encouraged people to obey the 10 Commandments
Christians believed in one god.
All are correct
Christians believed all people were equal
41
Who won all three Punic Wars?
Carthagenians
Elephants
Hannibal
Romans
42
A republic is ________________________.
government where citizens have right to vote/choose leaders
a government similar to a monarchy
a form of rule where kings control the government.
43
What is Mrs. Williams pointing at?
Rome
Sicily
Carthage
Tiber River
44
What is this?
Roman Catholic Church
Gladiator
Colosseum
Senate
45
Justinian ordered for the organization of the Roman laws to make them clearer. They are called
Ten Commandments
The Constitution
Justinian Code
Hamurabi Code