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Unit 2 Assessment #3
Unit 2 Assessment #3
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1
Long stone channels that carried clean water from hilltops into cities and towns, are called_________.
Irrigation
Dams
Aqueducts
Water Towers
2
What invention transformed construction and allowed Roman to develop new stronger freestanding structures?
Iron
Steal
Bricks
Concrete
3
Which one did not help promote trade in the Roman Empire?
Railroads to transport goods
A standard currency for the Roman Empire
Expansive system of roads
Low cost of Goods
4
Who was the king of the gods in Roman mythology?
Jupiter
Neptune
Mars
Saturn
5
In the Mediterranean region what city was the main consumer of imports?
Rome
Egypt
Carthage
Athens
6
Which one these inventions were not developed and used by Roman builders?
Domes
Vaults
Pyramids
Arches
7
When it came to the "Roman Way" what qualities were most important?
Taste, style, and charm
Discipline, strength, and loyalty
Grace, beauty, and kindness
Humor, dishonesty, and speed
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What was the result of Rome introducing a standard currency for its empire?
There was not enough gold and silver to complete the project
It made trade and commerce in the empire much easier
It made trade and commerce in the empire impossible
Rome ran out of money
9
Which statement best describes Roman's religious beliefs?
The Roman's disrespected and dishonored their gods
Roman's did not believe in any gods
The Roman's thought it was the gods job to keep the Roman people happy
Roman's felt honoring the gods was a matter of life and death
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Which statement bests describes Roman roads?
They were poorly made and did not last very long
The Romans did not know how to build roads and instead traveled by sea
They were carefully constructed to be useful and built to last
Built roads of seashells and fish bones becasue of how abundant they were