Rome and Julius Caesar

What happened to children born to slave mothers in Rome?

Which of these was NOT one of the core values of ancient Rome?

What clothing was distinctive to Roman men?

Who formed the First Triumvirate with Julius Caesar?

When was Rome traditionally said to have been founded?

How did Ancient Romans typically view the role of gods in their lives?

What geographic feature helped the Romans protect their city?

What geographic feature was particularly important for Roman trade and transportation?

How many consuls ruled the Roman Republic at one time?

When was Julius Caesar assassinated?

How were archaeologists able to learn so much about daily life in Pompeii?

How many senators were involved in the plot to assassinate Caesar?

In 509 BCE, what major political change occurred in Rome?

What month was renamed after Julius Caesar?

What purpose did Roman aqueducts serve?

What was the Julian calendar based on?

Which of the following was NOT a reform implemented by Julius Caesar?

What was the status of slaves in ancient Rome?

What happened when slaves in Rome were freed?

When did Mount Vesuvius erupt and destroy Pompeii?

Which of these was NOT a function of the Roman Forum?

What was the term for noble citizens in ancient Rome?

Which of these groups fought for entertainment in ancient Rome?

What typically happened to the bodies of dead Romans? A) They were buried inside city walls

Which of the following could NOT vote in the Roman Republic?

What title did Caesar hold at the time of his assassination?

What happened immediately after Caesar's assassination?

Who was an eyewitness to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius who wrote a letter describing the event?

What was the Colosseum primarily used for?

According to Roman mythology, who founded Rome?