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OHHH SO MANY Questions - Ancient Rome
OHHH SO MANY Questions - Ancient Rome
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1
Which cause best completes the graphic?
Denal of non- Roman military
Development of uniform law code
Devaluation of Roman currency
Continued growth of Christianity
2
Which group was excluded from citizenship in the Roman Republic?
Patrician men
Foreigners
Plebeian Men
Women
3
Which official doctrine ended the persecution of Christians?
Twelve Tables
Pax Romana
Edict of Milan
Ten Commandments
4
What is the best title for this list?
Causes of the Punic War
Causes of the Decline of the Roman Republic
Results of Alexander the gReats Conquest
Causes for the Decline of the Roman Empire
5
The term "Pax Romana" refers to--
years unde rthe rule of Octavian
two hundred years of peace in Rome
years under the rule of Julius Caesar
years after the fall of Rome
6
What major impact did the Church of Rome have on the Roman Empire?
Civil war destroyed stability in western rome
Church provided guidance in helping people live a moral life
Church officials ecncouraged loyalty tot he emperor
Political decisions of the church cause people to convert
7
Why did members of senate believe the answer to their Caesar problem was to assassinate him?
Caesar declared himself "dictator for life"
Caesar was defeated in the Battle of Pharsalus
Caesars pursuit of Pompey in Greece
Caesar appointed Cleopatra a surrogate ruler in Egypt
8
What would be the Economic Impact Cause that resulted in Expanded Trade throughout the Empire?
Increased inflation in the empire
Creation of civil services
Use of common currency
Increased emphasis on family
9
What was the purpose of this structure?
To defend a city
To make travel easier
To carry water
To practice religion
10
One characteristic of the Pax Romana was widespread--
political conflict
cultural decline
social equality
economic prosperity
11
The Colosseum served as a-
A temple for the gods og ancient Rome
A site for religious worship
a marketplace at the center of Rome
A theater for gladiator contest
12
Zeus is to Greek mythology as --
Venus is to Roman Myth
Jupiter is to Roman Myth
Juno is to Roman Myth
Apollo is to Roman Myth
13
Which individual best completes the graphic?
Pompey
Caesar
Augustus
Crassus
14
Which city became the new capital of the Roman Empire after it was moved to Byzantium?
Moscow
Jerusalem
Constiantinople
Carthage
15
Between 246 BC and 146 BC, how many wars were fought between Rome and Carthage?
Two
Four
Five
Three
16
Before the creation of the Twelve tables why did plebeians want a law code?
Decrease the power of consuls
To prevent patricians from abusing their positions
Decrease the power of males
Eliminate debt slavery
17
Where is the city of Rome located?
Central Italy
Central Greece
Central Asia Minor
Southern Italy
18
The Roman Empire included areas on all of the following continents except--
Africa
Europe
Asia
South America
19
The Republic of Rome divided its population into classes known as--
tribunes and consuls
patricians and plebeians
monarchs and dictators
women and slaves
20
How did the Twelve Tables of Law impact the Roman Empire?
Created equality amoung social classes
Established a set of laws to grant freedoms to patricians
Established a set of codified laws for the citizens
Created a uniform system of money
21
Which statement best describes the Roman Consuls?
There were the constitutions of Rome
They were top magistrates of Rome
They were the elected assemblies of Rome
They were advisors
22
Gaul, British Isles, and Eastern Mediterranean. Which empire controlled all of the territories?
Carthaginian Empire
Macedonian Empire
Roman Empire
Persian Empire
23
Which characteristic is associated with both Roman and Greek culture?
Bicameral legislature
An army of legionaires
The rule of emperors
Polytheistic Religion
24
Which phrase best describes the Twelve Tables?
The constitution of the Roman Republic
The meeting place for the Senate
A marketplace for Romans
A part of Roman religion
25
What geographic feature did Hannibal cross to invade the Italian peninsula?
Himilayas
Atlantic Ocean
Alps
The Sahara
26
Which Roman diety was worshipped as king of the gods?
Jupiter
Apollo
Juno
Minerva
27
What do the Alps and the Mediterranean Sea have in common?
Provided protection from foreign invasion
Prevented Romans from influencing North Africa
Allowed for easy access to Northern Europe
Promoted trade with other empires
28
Which of the following best completes the shaded region of the graphic?
Attempted to bring stability to Rome
Referred to as the first citizen
Came to power by force
Defeated Marc Anthony
29
Which civilization is associated with the picture
Greek
Persian
Roman
Egyptian
30
Which choice belongs in this diagram ?
Patricians in section 1
Plebeians in section 1
Consuls in section 2
Emperors in Section 2
31
How did the Alps in the nothern area of the Italian peninsula aid Rome?
provided mild climate
Provided protection from invasion
Divided Rome into two distinctive cities
Kept Rivers from flooding
32
Constantine brought a significant change to the Roman empire by--
moving the capital
writing a constitution
abolishing slavery
banning monotheism
33
What was the major reason for the growing number of poor in the Roman Republic?
Slavery ended and no employment was offered to former slaves
Landless peasants were moving to the city looking for jobs
Large landowners were gaining control of new conquered land
Citizens moved out of the city in search of land to farm
34
The democracy of Rome differed from that of Greece in that Rome--
created a republic
kept the aristocracy as their leaders
believed strongly in dictatorship
had a direct democracy
35
AT what number on the map can this building be found?
4
1
3
2
36
Pax Romana began under the rule of which ruler?
Constantine
Augustus
Theodosius
Deocletian
37
How did the Mediterranean Sea impact the development of Rome?
Prevented Rome from expanding its empire
Limited the city's interaction with other people
It allowed enemy forces to enter the city
It provided numerous sea borne trade routes
38
Which individual started a civil war in the Roman Republic?
Augustus
Constantine
Julius Caesar
Hannibal
39
What was the official language of the Roman Empire?
French
Greek
Romanian
Latin
40
This photograph is from what field of Roman achievement?
Government
Engineering
Religion
Religion
41
Why did the Roman Empires army experience a decline in discipline?
Goverment officials did not provide adaquate supplies
Weak military leaders
Membership in the army began to decline
Membership of the army began to include non-Romans
42
The major difference in Judaism and Chrisitianity is that Christians believe--
Christianity is polytheistic
Gabriel is only a prophet
Jesus is the son of God
Jesus and Abraham were sons of God
43
Which war is depicted in the picture?
Gallic Wars
Spanish Wars
Persian Wars
Punic Wars
44
Which city was an obstacle to early Rome?
Carthage
Corinth
Athens
Alexandria
45
Which city is best described by the list?
Carthage
Rome
Athens
Sparta
46
Which city did the Punic Wars destroy?
Rome
Carthage
Sparta
Athens
47
How did Rome's military conquest affect the economic & social structures of the Roman Republic?
Slavery became important to Rome's agricultural production
Solders deserted to join enemy armies
Trade routes fell to disuse
The republic adopted monotheistic religion
48
How did the Roman government differ from the Greek government?
Women were allowed to participate in government
Slaves did not have any political rights
The people made all the political decisions
The people chose officials who governed
49
According to the quote, which group was persecuted during the Roman Empire for their beliefs?
Greeks
Patricians
Jews
Christians
50
Why did Carthage become important to Rome?
It was a major trade center
It was a major military power
It was a Greek Colony
It was a political rival of Rome
51
All fo the following contributed to the spread of Christianity EXCEPT-
acceptance of Jesus as one of the many Roman gods
message being delivered to the apostles
Inspiration of early martyrs
Popularity of the Doctrine
52
Which principle of Roman law is used in the US today?
Innocent until proven guilty
Right to a jury
Right to a lawyer
Person can not be made to testify against themselves
53
Which numbered peninsula was the location of the capital of the Roman Empire?
3
2
4
1
54
The statement that best replaces the ? is Causes for the Decline of--
Eastern Roman Empire
Roman Republic
Western Roman Empire
Gupta Empire
55
What was the role of apostle Paul in spreading Christianity?
HE became the Christain emperor of Rome
Traveled throughout Empire converting people to Chirstianity
Established the Christian church in Rome
He convinced the Roman emperor to legalize Chiristianity
56
What is the best title for this graphic?
Political factors that led to the fall of Rome
Economic factors that led to the fall of Rome
Social factors that led to the fall of Rome
Miliatry factors that led to the fall of Rome
57
The majority of people in the Roman Republic were members of the --
plebeian class
serf class
slave class
patrician class
58
The religious beliefs of the early Romans were influenced by the
Greeks
Chinese
Egyptians
Latinos
59
All of the follwing are reasons for the decline of the Roman Empire EXCEPT--
growth of the Roman Catholic Church
outside invasions
split of the empire
internal problems
60
What is the big difference between Chrisitianity and the religion of the ancient Roman Empire?
Christians don't believe that Jesus was messiah & Romans do
Romans believe life after death Christains believe rebirth
Christains believe in one god Romans believe in many
Romans trace their roots back to Judaism Chritstians don't
61
Which event proved to be a crucial step in extending Christianity throughout the Med World?
Christianity was made legal throughout the Empire
Rise of the Roman Empire
Jesus was proclaimed Messiah
Rome's first emperor converted to Christianity
62
The Roman term triumvirate refers to -
a government of three senators
a government of three military leaders
three major religions in an empire
a dictatorship
63
This timeline describes the life of--
Augustus Caesar
Marc Anthony
Julius Caesar
Pompey
64
The Roman senate consisted of--
plebeians
foreigners
patricians
women
65
What new world religion began during the Roman Empire?
Christianity
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
66
Which number shows where the Roman civilization first developed?
3
4
1
2
67
In which field did Virgil make significant contributions?
Science
Astronomy
Literature
Medicine
68
Which emperor converted to Christianity and made it legal?
Constantine
Nero
Julius Caesar
Augustus
69
What was not a characteristic of Pax Romana-
Prosperity and stability
Dividing the empire in two parts
Development of uniform law
Building of roads
70
Which structure was built as a marketplace in the center of Rome?
Pantheon
Colosseum
Forum
Parthenon
71
Which characteristic do Classical China and Rome during Pax Romana have in common?
Spread of Confucian principles
use of civil service system in government
Christianity was the major religion
democratic form of government
72
Which list places the events in chronological order
1-2-4-3
3-1-2-4
4-3-1-2
2-4-3-1
73
Which geographical term best describes Italy?
Peninsula
River
Mountain Range
Island
74
Which number correctly labels the new capital of the Empire after Constantine moved it?
1
2
3
4
75
Which of the follower was an achievement in Roman architecture?
Ziggurat
Hagia Sophia
Parthenon
Pantheon
76
Belief in one God, Jesus as the Son and incarnate of God- These describe the characteristics of
Christianity
Zoroastrianism
Islam
Buddhism
77
What best replaces the quotation mark?
Representative Government
Citizenship Rights
Trade Policies
Social Structure
78
Decline in loyalty to the Emperor led way to--
Decline in the church
Increased loyalty to Roman Mythology
Increased loyalty to the church
Increased loyalty to military leaders
79
The Empire Age of Rome began under which individual?
Constantine
Julius Caesar
Caesar Augustus
Marc Anthony
80
After the fall of Rome, the most unifying force in Western Europe was the--
military
schools
monarch
church
