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What does C mean in Roman numerals?
Where is Carthage located?
Ancient Rome Test Review
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Where is Carthage located?
Italy
Turkey
Greece
North Africa
2
What does C mean in Roman numerals?
100
5
50
1,000
3
Which of the following categories is NOT one of the causes of Rome's downfall?
Economic
Spiritual
Military
Political
4
The Edict of Milan
Made practicing Roman Religions a sin.
Made Christianity the official Church of Rome
Allowed Christians to worship freely without persecution
Forbade all forms of Christianity
5
This Germanic tribe finally conquered Rome:
Greeks
Persians
Huns
Vandals
6
This "bad" emperor was blamed for the burning of Rome:
Commodus
Marcus Aurelius
Nero
Julius Caesar
7
This emperor divided Rome into two, believing it would be easier to run:
Theodosius
Diocletian
Constantine
Hadrian
8
#4 on the map is closest to where ___________ is.
Sicily
Egypt
Gaul
Jerusalem
9
The man who helped spread Christianity after Jesus' death was:
Moses
Hammurabi
Martin Luther
Paul
10
What is imperialism?
The study of Darth Vader.
The declaration of war against smaller countries.
The extension of a nation's power over other lands.
The connection of two countries by Treaty.
11
In 79 AD, the volcano Mount Vesuvius erupted and covered what city?
Jerusalem
Rome
Athens
Pompeii
12
Hellenistic culture includes ALL of the following EXCEPT
Persian
Incan
Egyptian
Greek
13
The Pax Romana was:
A period of war
A Roman military formation
A period of peace
A series of battles
14
The Romans developed many of their religious beliefs from:
The Egyptians
Greek religion
Norse mythology
Asian teachings
15
These legendary twins are part of the story of the creation of Rome:
Tomax and Xamot
Romulus and Remus
Antony and Cleopatra
Maximus and Claudius
16
Which number on the map is closest to where Carthage was?
4
3
7
5
17
Roman architecture still influences us today.
False
True
18
XXI in Roman numerals =
100
102
21
XXI is not a roman numeral
19
Octavian was also known as Augustus.
False
True
20
Roman culture and religion were greatly influenced by:
Egyptians and Turks
Spanish and Turks
Sicilians and Etruscans
Greeks and Etruscans
21
Which Emperor made Christianity the official religion of Rome?
Diocletian
Theodosius
Augustus
Constantine
22
The Bishop of Rome is known as the Patriarch.
False
True
23
Christians divided themselves into two groups. They were the Roman Catholic Church and
Western Islamic Revolution
Persian Polytheism
Eastern Orthodox
Martin Luther
24
The basics of Christianity evolved from what religion?
Greek mythology
Roman polytheism
Judaism
Islam
25
The greatest military barrier in the Western world was:
The Great Barrier Reef
Hadrian's Wall
The Great Wall of China
Hoover Dam
26
The Roman military was broken into groups called:
Regiments
Messiahs
Battalions
Legions
27
Aqueducts were:
Roman ships
The Roman version of the Trojan Horse
A Roman god of the sea
How Rome got water to their cites
28
Hadrian's Wall is closest to which number?
5
1
7
2
29
When did Julius Caesar die?
March 14, 19 BC
March 15, 44 BC
June 6, 1944
March 15, 44 AD
30
In the early Roman republic, the landholding upper class people were called:
Patricians
Helots
Consuls
Plebeians
31
A person who suffers or dies for their beliefs is called a(n):
imperialist
messiah
savior
martyr
32
The most famous general from Carthage was:
Plato
Maximus
Hannibal
Julius Caesar