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Fall of Rome Quiz!
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1
What was the Roman Senate?
The Senate family was the family the Roman Monarchy
The main military unit of the Roman Army
The main ruling body of the Roman Republic
The executive branch of the Roman Government
2
Who invented the Socratic Method
Aristotle
Plato
Homer
Socrates
3
Was the East open to invasion?
Yes, and they were taken over by the Byzantines
No, and they remained an Empire for several hundred years after
Yes, and they fell to the same invaders
No, they had a shield thanks to support from the Moon Men
4
Rome entered an era of decline and was taken over in 476 AD
False
True
5
Which 1/2 of the Empire was more rich?
West
East
North
South
6
Pax Romana was a period of chaos and war
True
False
7
What Civilization was heavily borrowed from by the Romans
China
Greece
Mongolia
India
8
What Period is known for blending ideas from all over the Ancient World?
Greco-Roman Era
Alexandrian Period
Hellenistic Period
Neoclassical Period
9
What City-State was the leader of the Delian League?
Corinth
Thebes
Athens
Sparta
10
Despite other problems, Romans remained patriotic
False
True
11
What is the core of a Greek City-State?
A citadel
A large store of Greek Yogurt saved to keep Greeks safe from famine
The Polis
The Parthenon
12
What is monetary inflation
When you can buy more things with the same money
Nothing is real
When you can buy less things with the same money
When your money gets physically larger
13
Who is more known for building Aqueducts?
Greeks
Romans
14
Why was Alexander " the Great"
He spread Greek culture across the Middle East
All of these
He founded many new City- States
He conquered from the Persian Empire to the Indus River
15
Romans thought what of holding a political office?
It is better off with the military controlling everything anyway
It was a sign of brotherly love for their fellow citizens
It was a giant unrewarding headache
It was an honor to serve the Empire
16
Julius Caesar died of old age after becoming "Emperor for Life"
True
False
17
The Peloponnesian War was caused by a Greek revolution in Persian Ionia
True
False
18
Rome started as a City- State that was very Greek- like
I cook with Greece sometimes
True
Isnt Rome-ing when you move around?
False
19
What was Pax Romana?
A large man who used his name as a battle cry
A period of chaos and bloodshed
A shield formation the Romans used against the Germans
A 200 year long era of peace
20
Despite disrupted trade, Romans maintained great harvests
False
True
21
During the decline, how could someone become Emperor?
Earn the position through military service
Get appointed by the Senate
Buy the position from the Emperor's bodyguards
Do a great job and be appointed by the previous Emperor
22
What was Diocletian's MOST important reform?
The pee tax
Declaring war on Zeus and having his troops throw rocks at the sky
Splitting the Empire between East and West
Forcing Romans to live with Bears to cut overpopulation
23
Who was Augustus?
A member of the Second Triumvirate
First Emperor of Rome
Octavian
Caesar's Nephew
24
BONUS: What would you do to save the Empire?
Blue killed yellow
-DEAD-
I saw red vent
Red killed yellow in electrical
25
Rome had gotten too big for one man to control
False
True
26
What is the morel likely reason Constantine made Christianity legal?
Christianity offered the opportunity to reunify the Romans
He saw a vision that told him to convert
27
What languages are spoken in each 1/2?
East speaks Greek, West speaks Latin
East speaks Latin, West speaks Greek
East speaks Cheese, West speaks sausage
East speaks German, West speaks Hindu
28
How did Constantine further change the capital situation?
He moved Rome to Avignon
b L u E
He made Carthage a 5th capital
He changed the most important one to Constantinople in the East
29
Why was the Roman military weakening?
Generals felt comfortable challenging the Emperor
Adopting Christianity caused the Romans to become pacifist
Aliens were taking Generals to command space fleets in the conquest of Mars
The Emperor had little military experience, but was interfering anyway
30
How many capitals did the Empire have after the split?
4
3
2
1
31
What is not a reason for the Fall of Roma
weakening military
Weak leadership
invasion from Aliens
monetary inflation
32
Spartan Warrior-culture was the only difference between Athens and Sparta
False
True
33
The poor harvests weren't a big deal, because Rome enjoyed a trade surplus
True
Tralse
Frue
False
34
After Diocletian and Constantine,
The Empire recovered
Rome was taken over by a revolution led by Charlemagne
Outside invaders took control of Rome
Dragons burnt the empire, starting the Dark Ages
35
What group caused disrupted trade in Rome?
China
The Kievan Rus
The Mongols
Christians
36
Cleopatra supported Marc Antony in his attempt to control Rome
True
False
37
Why is Jyggalag rarely seen?
He opposed the Chimer, causing Boethia ate him
He was never real, and was a form taken by Mephala
The other daedra feared his power, and cursed him to be Sheogorath
He parties with Sanguine
38
Greece was known for having a uniform culture
False
True
39
Who is called the "Last Pharaoh"
Tutankhamun
Imhotep
Cleopatra
Nefertiti
40
Christianity was supported by the Roman Emperor from its inception.
False
True
41
The son of Alexander the Great was a strong and fair ruler
False
True
42
Julius Caesar was assassinated because the Senate feared his power
False
True
43
Persia
mainly
wanted to fight Athens in the Persian War.
True
False
44
The Punic Wars gave Rome control of the Mediterranean
True
False
45
What are the Punic Wars?
The war fought between Greece and Sparta
The conflict between Greece and Persia
The war between Rome and Carthage
The war that mad Caesar "Dictator for Life"
46
What is the difference between an "Auxiliary" and a "Mercenary?"
A mercenary has no loyalty to Rome
An auxiliary is less trained
Nothing/ They are the same thing
A mercenary gets citizenship after their service
47
The Triumvirates are examples of corruption
True
False
48
What effect did this have on the poor population?
It grew
It shrank
They got more poor
It stayed the same
49
What other problem were Romans dealing with?
Germans stronger than ever
Plagues
Civil Wars
Inability to gain new territory
50
Who started the "Pax Romana?"
Mark Antony
Caesar
Octavian/ Augustus
Marcus Aurelius
51
Who were the belligerents in the Punic Wars?
Rome and Carthage
Greece and Persia
52
Rome fell because of a weakening army
False
True
53
What did Diocletian do?
Restarted the Emperor cults
Taxed pee
Price fixing
Doubled the size of the army
54
Rome, like Athens, was a democracy
True
False