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Roman Historical Figures & Vocab Review
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1
The common people of Rome were known as...
Patricians
Aristocrats
Dictators
Plebeians
2
Cleopatra was the last Pharaoh of Egypt.
False
True
3
In 44 BCE, senators, including ________, attacked Julius in the senate house.
Cleopatra
Sulla
Brutus
Cicero
4
Who was the Roman philosopher/statesman who tried to restore checks and balances on the government but failed?
Cicero
Julius Caesar
Pompey
Crassus
5
True or false: Dictators of Rome had unlimited and unchecked powers.
False
True
6
What word in Latin means "I forbid".
En loco parentis
E Pluribus unum
Dictate
Veto
7
The forum was a Roman building where individuals gathered to make laws.
False
True
8
Enforcing Roman Laws were the responsibility of the
magistrates
assemblies
tribunes
consuls
9
Who crossed the Rubicon and caused a civil war against Pompey?
Octavian
Julius Caesar
Gaius Marius
Sulla
10
Early in the Republic the ____________ were the ones in charge of the government.
Tribunes
Patricians
Aristocrats
Plebeians
11
This famous person in history is known for his role in the second Punic War and crossing the Alps with elephants.
Marcus Aurelius
Gaius Marius
Julius Caesar
Hannibal Barca
12
__________ was a powerful Roman politician who worked with Crassus and Caesar to take control of Rome.
Spartacus
Cicero
Pompey
Sulla
13
Lucius Cornelius Sulla defeated ________ in a civil war and used his power to punish his enemies.
Augustus
Julius Caesar
Gaius Marius
Spartacus
14
Elected officials were known as...
Consuls
Governors
Magistrates
Senators
15
A(n) _______ is land with different territories and peoples under a single rule.
Kingdom
Democracy
Republic
Empire
16
The Punic Wars were a series of wars fought between Rome and Greece.
False
True
17
Spartacus was the Roman general who started a civil war against the plebeians.
False
True
18
The corruption of political leaders in Rome lead to many issues within the government.
True
False