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Chapter 11: The Roman Republic
Chapter 11: The Roman Republic
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The brilliant general of Carthage was ___.
Remus
Hannibal
Aeneas
Henry
2
Part of Rome's government that represented the common people.
Magistrates
Assemblies/ Tribunes
Veto
Primary
3
Italy's mild climate allows people to grow a variety of crops like
corn
citrus fruits
grains
grapes
4
Type of government Romans created in 509 BC, where people elect leaders to govern them.
Republic
Oligarchy
Monarchy
Democracy
5
A politician that came into conflict with consul Gaius Marius, and started a civil war in Rome.
Lucias Sulla
Spartacus
Tiberius
Cincinnatus
6
Another word for
prohibit.
primary
forum
veto
consul
7
Who eventually won the Punic Wars?
Carthage
Neither
Rome
They are still at war
8
Rome's famous dictator, who was chosen to defend the city against a powerful enemy.
Romulus
Remus
Aeneas
Cincinnatus
9
A Roman consul that encouraged poor people to join the army.
Lucius Sulla
Hannibal
Remus Romulus
Gaius Marius
10
Why did early Romans want to get rid of monarchy?
Everybody wanted a democracy
Too many people fighting over being King
They wanted more than one leader
Last Roman King was cruel
11
The fiercest of the wars Rome fought were the ___.
Italy Wars
Persisn Wars
Rome Wars
Punic Wars
12
Twin brothers, rescued and raised by a wolf, who were known to be the founders of Rome.
Remus and Aeneas
Romulus and Aeneas
Remus and Romulus
Romulus and Cincinnatus
13
The expansion of Rome was successful because of the organization of their ___.
mountains
towns
river
army
14
Wealthy and powerful Romans who advised the city's leaders, like Consuls.
Assemblies
Roman Senate
Tribune
Veto
15
T/F: As Roman territory grew, their Republic remained strong.
False
True
16
Two most powerful magistrates in Rome were called ___.
Kings
Primaries
Senates
Consuls
17
Ancient Rome is located on which continent?
Europe
Africa
Italy
Asia
18
Who fought in the Punic Wars?
Rome vs. Carthage
Rome vs. Persia
Rome vs. Greece
Rome vs. Egypt
19
Roman society was divided into two groups. The common people were called ____.
plebeians
politicians
peasants
patricians
20
During the Punic Wars Rome took over Corsica, Sicily, Spain and ___.
North Africa
South Africa
North America
South America
21
Rome was built on seven hills. Why did people of Rome build cities on hills?
Cooler in summers
Self-defense/Protection
To be above everybody
Easier to travel
22
T/F: Romans adopted ideas from the Greeks.
False
True
23
Which is not a part of the Roman Republic?
President
Assemblies/ Tribunes
Magistrates
Senate
24
T/F: Romans eventually took over Greece.
True
False
25
Elected officials who had power over all citizens, including other officials.
Senate
Tribunes
Magistrates
Assemblies
26
A great Trojan hero who left Troy after the Trojan War, eventually settling in Italy.
Remus
Cincinnatus
Romulus
Aeneas
27
Rome's public meeting place is called the ___.
Roman Court
Roman Empire
Roman Hill
Roman Forum
28
How is Rome's geography similar to Greece's?
Both mountainous
Both peninsulas
Both boot-shaped
Both islands
29
Who elected the magistrates who ran the city of Rome?
consuls
Assemblies/ Tribunes
Senate
plebeians
30
What mountain ranges are in Italy?
Appalachian
Apple
Alps
Apennines
31
A gladiator that challenged Rome's leaders and demanded freedom.
Tiberius
Lucius Sulla
Spartucus
Gaius Marius
32
Was Spartucus successful in challenging Romes leaders?
No, he died in battle
Yes, he freed all slaves
33
Rome lies on what river?
Nile River
Tiber River
Tigris River
Mississippi River
34
Roman society was divided into two groups: Plebeians and nobles called _____.
plebeians
politicians
peasants
patricians
35
What country is Rome located in?
Greece
Italy
Egypt
Persia
36
How many times did Rome and Carthage go to war?
4 times
2 times
5 times
3 times
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Romes weather is similar to ________, warm, dry summers and mild , rainy winters.
Nevada
Washington
Southern California
Hawaii