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1
Who became the first emperor of Rome?
Marc Antony
Caesar
Pompey
Octavian
2
Which of the following was considered the main role of Roman women?
Bore and raised children
Passed important laws
Elected magistrates
Managed the family business
3
How did Rome change as it conquered more territory?
It became an empire.
It became landlocked.
It became smaller.
It became poorer.
4
What is something that both wealthy and poor Romans had in common?
Worshiping the Roman gods
Owning many slaves
Living in a villa
Having running water in the home
5
How did life change for Rome's poor as the empire became larger?
Relationships with landowners improved
Jobs became easier to find
There was more land to farm
Poor people moved to the city for work
6
Why was a forum useful to a city?
It provides a place for people to gather.
It helps people defend their city.
It offers a way to transport goods.
It allows armies to travel easily.
7
A legion was part of the Roman
army.
sewer system.
mythology.
government.
8
What Roman citizens were usually wealthy and help political office?
Patricians
Plebeians
9
Where is Carthage located?
Spain
North Africa
Southern Italy
Gaul
10
All male citizens could participate in the
senate.
magistrates.
assemblies.
tribune.
11
Rome was built along the
Adriatic Sea
Apennines
Alps
Tiber River
12
In the newly formed Roman Republic, who could be active in government?
All adult males
All free adult males
All free adults
Every person
13
The top officials in the Roman republic are the
quaestors.
senators.
consuls.
magistrates.
14
What did wearing a toga symbolize in ancient Rome?
the military
wealth
freedom
citizenship
15
Which of the following did the Romans NOT borrow from the Greeks or Etruscans?
Religious ideas
Alphabet
Maniples
Mythology