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Ancient Rome Final Review
Ancient Rome Final Review
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How much do you know about Ancient Rome?
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1
___ was not a reason for the decline of the Roman Empire
Strong organized military forces
Huge amount of money spent on defense, which increased inflation
Invasions by germanic tribes and huns
Diseases and constant civil wars
2
When Rome became a Republic, this group exclusively had control of society and the government
Patricians
Caesars
Plebeians
Ostrogoths
3
What became the official religion of Rome towards the end of the empire?
Judaism
Greek Religion
Christianity
Islam
4
Many Roman Emperors lived short reigns due to assassination
True
False
5
This was a body of 300 members who had a large role in governing Rome
Senate
House of Patricians
Council of 500
House of Plebeians
6
The heads of state in the Roman Republic were...
Speakers
Presidents
Prime Ministers
Consuls
7
When Crassus died, Caesar and Pompey
Fought each other for control
Interviewed people to rule with them
Retired
Split the empire between themselves
8
The name of the series of wars that Rome fought against Carthage
Germanic Wars
Carthaginian Wars
African Wars
Punic Wars
9
What emperor played his flute while Rome burned to the ground?
Caligula
Nero
Caesar
Tiberius
10
During almost all of Rome's existence, it was relatively tolerant of Christians
False
True
11
Julius Caesar, Licinius Crassus and Gnaeus Pompey became the first
Triumvirate
Boy band
kings
Senators
12
Most gladiator fights did not end in death
True
False
13
Caesar ruled as dictator of Rome until he
Retired
Died of old age
Was murdered
Moved to Egypt
14
Who led a slave revolt within Rome that was eventually crushed by the Republic, with all survivors being crucified?
Spartacus
Crassus
Pompey
Crixus
15
Overtime, Roman armies slowly became
Private forces
Increasingly loyal to the empire
Subsidized forces
Resistance forces
16
What were the reasons that Christianity spread throughout the empire, and that many people caught onto the new religion?
all are true
Rome's system of road encouraged the exchange of ideas
The promise of eternal life
It embraced all people
17
Before becoming a Republic, Rome was a
Socialist Democracy
Monarchy
Dictatorship
Rogue State
18
What emperor was seen as crazy and made his horse a consul of Rome, before being assassinated by his own guards?
Augustus
Claudius
Tiberius
Caligula
19
Rome is located in
Spain
Italy
Manchester
Greece
20
These two brothers founded Rome
Flavius and Aetius
Romulus and Remus
Sean and Alex
Beevis and Butthead
21
Someone who dies for their religion and inspires others is a....
Preist
Martyr
Icon
Gladiator
22
This ethnic tribe were the first inhabitants of Rome
Latins
Gypsies
Corsicans
The Roma
23
When Rome first became a Republic, this group made up a majority of the common people
Plebeians
Ostrogoths
Slaves
Patricians
24
Why was the eruption of Vesuvius important in studying Roman history?
It really did nothing for people studying Roman history
It was like, pretty ineresting
It gave a snapshot of Roman life/culture
We now know the effects of volcanoes on the human body
25
Again, Octavian and Antony fought a civil war for power, and
They reached an agreement and ruled separately
Octavian was victorious and became sole ruler of Rome
Antony was victorious and became sole ruler of Rome
Everybody died and the world ended
26
The person who divided Rome into two so it could be more easily managed.
Octavian
Constantine
Julius Caesar
Diocletian
27
After throwing out the last king, Rome became a
Monarchy
Socialist Dictatorship
Airport
Republic
28
What was the Pax Romana?
The division of the Empire into an Eastern and Western side
A period of peace and prosperity in Rome
A time of growth in art and architecture
A plague that broke out and killed a large amount of the Roman population
29
What was the name of the new capital city of Rome after the East/West division
Gaul
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Istanbul
30
The city of Rome was founded alongside this river
The Nile
The Tiber River
The Amazon
Rubicon River