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WHI: Standard 6 Rome
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Rome review: Standard 6
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1
What is the Greek name for the Roman god Jupiter?
Hades
Pluto
Hera
Zeus
2
Why did Roman rulers oppose Christianity early on?
Were terrible soldiers in the legions
Pushed for a more democratic form of governemnt
Would not worship the Roman gods
Called for the overthrow of Roman rulers
3
What type of government has citizens vote to elect representatives to public office?
Oligarchy
Republic
Aristocracy
Dictatorship
4
Who made up the First Triumvirate?
Marc Anthony, Octavian, Caesar Augustus
Crassus, Pompey, & Julius Caesar
Jesus Christ, The Buddha, Ghandi
George Patton, Montgomery, Erwin Rommel
5
Where can Christianity trace its roots to?
Islam
Greek polytheism
Judaism
Hinduism
6
Which number on the map represents the capital city of Rome?
2
1
3
4
7
What religious text did Christians use in worshiping Jesus Christ?
The Vedas and Upanishads
The Torah
The New Testament of the Bible
The Code of Hammurabi
8
Which Roman leader conquered Gaul and was killed by the Senate?
Julius Caesar
Teddy Roosevelt
Pompey
Crassus
9
Which two geographic features helped Rome grow into an extensive empire?
The Himalayas and the Tiber River
The Pryennes and the 7 hills
The Alps and the Mediterranean Sea
Deep valleys and the island of Sicily
10
What is Paul most famous for doing?
Successfully spread Christianity
Successfully spread Buddhism
Became dictator for life of Rome
Lead an army to conquer Jerusalem
11
Which of the following is the best title of the table?
How Christianity spread across the Roman Empire
Causes and Effects of the Punic Wars
Reasons for the Collapse of the Western Roman Empire
Cultural and Scientific Contributions of Ancient Rome
12
Who fought the Punic Wars and what were they fighting over?
Rome & Athens; Control of trade
Rome & Carthage; control of trade
Rome & Jerusalem; Freedom of Religion
Rome & Carthage; Freedom of Religion
13
Which of these was a major contribution to Western society from the Roman Empire?
Monotheism
A fair method of choosing new political leaders
Gunpowder
An effective legal system
14
What is the name of this famous Roman building?
Pantheon
Colosseum
Parthenon
Circus Maximus
15
What mountain range did Hannibal's army has to cross with elephants?
Rocky Mountains
Apennines
Himalayas
Alps
16
Ideas and knowledge spread throughout the empire, and the economy was prosperous. What is this?
Pax Romana
Black Friday
The Punic Wars
The Great Awakening
17
What is Virgil, the Roman author, famous for?
Writing the Iliad and the Odyssey
Being appointed dictator for life of Rome
Being the father of history
Writing the Roman epic, The Aeneid
18
Which Roman emperor was the first to convert to Christianity?
Hannibal
Diocletian
Constantine
Scipio
19
The Patricians held most of the power during the Roman Republic. True or False.
True
False
20
Which title fits best with the list in the box?
Causes of the Punic Wars
Cultural and Scientific Contributions of Rome
Reasons for the Fall of the Roman Republic
Factors that lead to the fall of the Roman Empire
21
From where did the Romans get their religion?
Persia
Egypt
Greece
Carthage
22
What did the Edict of Milan do?
Kept a record of all the works the apostles performed
Required Roman citizens to worship only Roman gods
Was a sacred vow taken by all Jews
Ended the persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire
23
Which of these are the "Romance Languages"
French, Greek, and Persian
Spanish, English, and German
Spanish, Arabic, and English
Spanish, French, and Italian
24
The Civil War between Julius Caesar & Pompey led to what?
The Rise of the Cobra
The end of the Egyptian Pharoah
End of the Roman Republic
End of the Roman Empire
25
What made the spread of Christianity possible through the Roman Empire?
The extensive Roman road system
It was spread by invasions
Jewish leaders supported it
Christianity was supported by early Roman leaders
26
What is this structure and what technological advancement made its construction possible?
The Forum; Cement
Aquaduct; Roman Arch
The Great Wall of Italy; The blood of my enemies
Colosseum; Key Stone
