history6-Rome Unit Test Review

The __________ is Rome's most famous domed structure and is a magnificent temple to all Roman gods.

Mark Antony ruled his part of the Roman Empire from Greece so he could be with Cleopatra.

Julius Caesar held parties for the plebeians and gave them money.

To refuse to approve proposals of government is called a ________________.

Who ruled the Roman Empire at the same time?

Select the 3 possible reasons that Julius Caesar was assassinated.

Select 3 reasons the patricians were frightened when the plebeians walked out of the city during the Conflict of Orders?

What are 2 of the things Julius Caesar did to gain the support of the plebs?

Select the 3 reasons the Roman's well-built roads were so important to the success of that civilization.

Roman law tried to treat different social classes equally by allowing anyone to accuse others of criminal behavior.

Select 2 reasons that the emperors offered free events at the Circus Maximus and the Colosseum.

What was the most important trade item (import) for the Romans?

Select which 2 groups were the major contributors to Roman culture.

In the Roman Republic, a member of the upper, ruling class was called a(n) ______________.

Select 2 parts of Etruscans culture that the Romans used and adapted. (Cultural Diffusion)

Both Julius Caesar and Octavian started out as plebeians.

A _____________ is a form of government in which leaders are elected to represent the people.

What is 1 thing Julius Caesar did not do to gain the support of the plebs?

Poor children in Rome were sent to work at the age of 5 or 6.

The Roman Empire included parts of Africa.

Roman roads and aqueducts are examples of infrastructure.

The Romans adopted Greek gods as their own but gave them Roman names.

When Rome 1st started a republic, it only represented and gave power to the rich patricians.

The Roman Republic didn't have a constitution.

Both the Colosseum and the Circus Maximus based seating on hierarchy.

Romans made ______________. These are murals and designs made from pieces of tiles.

Who was the 1st official emperor of Rome?

Poor people in Rome were allowed to attend events at the Circus Maximus and Colosseum.

Select 3 reasons that the Roman Republic ended.

Roman women did not work outside the home.

The assassination of Julius Caesar achieved its goal of saving the Republic.

According to your map, what was Rome’s furthest northern territory?

What was the main marketplace & business center where ancient Romans went to do their banking, trading, & shopping?

Which 2 languages did the Romans speak?

Julius Caesar was unpopular with soldiers and patricians.

Which of the following is NOT a way that Augustus contributed to the Pax Romana?

Unlike the Coleosseum, the Circus Maximus allowed men and women to be seated together.

In the Roman Republic, a(n) ____________________ is one of the common people.

Julius Caesar started a civil war when he crossed the Rubicon River.

A definition of "________________" is a group in society that is ranked by factors such as wealth, property, and rights.

Select 3 reasons that the Roman Republic ended.

A(n) _________________ is a pipe or channel built to carry water over a long distance.

What 2 things did Julius Caesar do to gain the support of the veterans?

Roman religion influenced the Greek ideas about the gods.

The Jews sacked Rome and made the Colosseum.

The Pax Romana was a 200-year period of peace and stability established and maintained by the Roman Empire.

The most important thing that traveling Romans did before they left home was to consult a fortune-teller or soothsayer.

The Jews played a role in building and paying for the Roman Colosseum.

The well-built Roman roads played a role in helping Christianity spread.

A(n) _____________ is the basic systems or services a civilization needs in order to function properly and support life.

Who were the 2 brothers in the myth of how Rome was founded?