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World History 7 Ancient Romes
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1
Christianity began to spread across the _____________ Empire
Roman
Egyptian
Greek
Aztec
2
Where was and is the city of Rome located?
The Italian peninsula
The Balkan peninsula
Don't pick this answer
The Iberian peninsula
3
What is the 200 year period of great stability, peace, unity, and prosperity known as?
Pax Romana
Not so Golden Age
Golden Age
Good Times
4
Aqueducts were built to carry
power (electricity)
mail
tears
water
5
What body of water did the Roman Empire form around?
Mediterranean Sea
Caspian Sea
Black Sea
Red Sea
6
Name the picture
freeway
bridge
dam
aqueduct
7
Christianity, Judaism and Islam are polytheistic religions
True
False
8
____ and ______, which were well built and linked to Rome to every other part of the empire.
bathhouses and fountains.
aqueducts and arches
coliseums and concrete
bridges and roads
9
Name this picture
pantheon
colosseum
aqueducts
stadium
10
Define: Martyr
A Christian
Someone of high wealth
A paid warrior
Someone who dies for a cause
11
Constantine played an important role in the growth of which religion?
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Buddhism
12
What significantly spread the new religion of Christianity?
The conversion of the leader Constantine
All of the above
the apostles
trade
13
A popular Roman art form
sculpture
mosaic
linear perspective
interpretive dance
14
Name the river that meanders through the city of Rome
Mississippi
Arno
Nile
Tiber
15
United States History is sometimes compared to Ancient Rome in which respect
military conquest
All of the above
style of goverment
expansion of territory
16
Judaism, Islam, and Christianity all trace their origins back to this man.
Abraham
David
Muhammad
Jesus
17
Which Ancient Rome innovation was most critical in connecting the vast territory?
roads
mosaic
concrete
aqueducts
18
What was the body of government in the Roman Republic called?
parliment
senate
consul
house of commons
19
What was the Pax Romana?
a period of peace and prosperity
a series of aqueducts bringing water to Rome
a phrase meaning "All roads lead to Rome"
an illness that spread during the summer in Rome
20
At its height, the Roman empire existed on which of the following continents
Europe
Asia
All of the Above
Africa
21
Who was the first emperor of Rome?
Medici
Anthony
Constantine
Augustus
22
Name this picture
acropolys
amphitheatre
colloseum
pantheon
23
Hagia Sofia
Jerusalem, Israel
Istanbul Turkey
Mumbai, India
Marrakesh, Morrocco
24
What new building material did the Romans invent?
marble
stone
ropes
concrete
25
Which of the following technologies/styles/materials did Rome NOT use in their architecture?
steel
dome
concrete
arches
26
People who could take part in the Ancient Roman government
slaves
gladiators
women
citizens
27
what are the architectural features of the hagia sofia
arches
domes
all the above
spires
28
Leader of the Byzantine Empire
Nero
Augustus
Justinian
Ceaser
29
What region of the world Is Jerusalem located
Arctic
Southeast Asia
Southern Hemisphere
Middle-East
30
Which architectural feature is associated with with ancient Rome
the dome
interior staircases
spire
stained glass windows
31
Which of the following is not a reason for the decline of Rome?
Devoted army
Size of empire
Weak Rulers
Serious Money problems
32
Oratory is...
a famous castle
the office that applies braces
the art of giving speeches
poetry
33
A ___________ is a group of different people in territories led by a single all powerful ruler.
empire
democracy
republic
senate
34
What is a key aspect of a republican form of government?
leaders inherit their power
ALL people get to vote
Citizens vote to choose their leaders
leaders choose their successors
35
Why did the Romans build aqueducts
to bring fresh water to country houses
to bring fresh water to beaches
to bring fresh water to wells
to bring fresh water to cities and towns
36
Why was Rome's geography beneficial to the civilization?
Sea access
Protection from invaders
All of the above
Fresh water from rivers