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TEST REVIEW: Ancient Rome & Roman Republic (10.1 - 10.3)
TEST REVIEW: Ancient Rome & Roman Republic (10.1 - 10.3)
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hill in Rome where the richest people lived
Patricianine
Palatine
Capitoline
Palace Hill
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This climate zone has warm/dry summers with mild/rainy winters:
Continental
Tropical
Mild
Polar
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this branch of government was responsible for advising consuls & managing finances
Senate
only Tribunes
Magistrates
Assemblies & Tribunes
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___________ lived to the north of Rome & made great contributions to Rome:
Phoenicians
Etruscans
Carthagians
Greeks
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Rome's public meeting place
legion
forum
consul
Romulus
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_____________ encouraged poor people to join the army; was killed for his ideas
Spartacus
Gaius Marius
Hannibal
Lucius Sulla
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Rome's first branch of government - elected officials
Senate
Tribunes
Assemblies
Magistrates
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What was the first type of government in Rome?
Senate
Republic
Dictatorship
Monarchy
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duty to your city
civic duty
Roman duty
city duty
Plebeian duty
10
this branch of government was responsible for judging court cases
Magistrates
Senate
Assemblies & Tribunes
only Assemblies
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Groups of up to 6,000 soldiers:
Tribunes
Legions
Air Force
Roman Groups
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These people have the power to veto:
Consuls
Tribunes
Senators
Assembly members
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method of balancing power
assemblies & tribunes
power was not balanced
tripartite
checks & balances
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Vegetation needs these three things to grow:
sunlight, precipitation & elevation
latitude, sunlight & nearness to water
sunlight, precipitation, & temperature
wind, sunlight & temperature
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hill in Rome where the grandest temples stood
Capitoline
Temple Hill
Templine
Palatine
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Rome's second branch of government - wealthy/powerful Romans that advised city leaders
Magistrates
Assemblies & Tribunes
Senate
Consuls
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Romans took ideas about literature, art, philosophy, religion & education from:
Sicily
Carthage
Omaha
Greece
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Members of this branch of government could stay in office for life:
Magistrates
Assemblies & Tribunes
Nobody could serve for life
Senate
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Rome's third branch of government - protected the common people
Magistrates
Assemblies & Tribunes
Plebeians
Consuls
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Brilliant army general from Carthage
Marius
Hannibal
Caesar
Sulla
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Which two mountain ranges are in Italy?
Andes & Alps
Apennines & Rockies
Alps & Appalachian
Alps & Apennines
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What climate zone is Italy in?
Continental
Mild
Tropical
Dry
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This mountain range runs the length of Italy (North to South)
Apennines
Alps
Appalachian
Andes
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to forbid, prohibit, or not allow
checks & balances
dictator
veto
Tribune
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Lower class of Roman society
Consuls
Plebeians
Assemblies
Patricians
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What type of government did Rome change to in 509 BCE?
Empire
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Republic
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A war between citizens of the same country:
Country Divided
Civil War
Citizens' War
Punic Wars
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Upper class people in Roman society
Plebeians
Patricians
Pueblos
Tribunes
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Rome's first written law code - displayed on the Forum
Law of the Roman Republic
Law of the Roman Empire
Law of the Senate
Law of the Twelve Tables
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two most powerful magistrates
Consultants
Consuls
Patricians
Tribunes
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Former gladiator; led thousands of slaves in a rebellion & demanded freedom; he & slaves killed
Spartacus
Cincinatus
Sulla
Tiberius
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Someone who rules with almost absolute power:
Dictator
Monarch
Hannibal
Emperor
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this branch of government was responsible for representing the common people
Assemblies & Tribunes
Magistrates
Senate
Consuls