Stage 24 Travel and Communication

An example of an itinerarium is __

The Via Appia ran from Rome to Brundisium.

The Via Appia ran from Rome to ________.

This person would have been known as being "dishonest" toward travelers?

Which entitled a traveler on government business to have fresh horses?

Which of the following would refer to Roman road maps?

Which term refers to a Roman surveying instrument?

Which fostered the spread of Roman civilization throughout the empire?

Which of the following did NOT affect travel times?

Roman inns were well respected five star establishments.

Travel links were initially built to foster rapid troop movement and control of the provinces.

Vitruvius was a famous Roman general.

The picture below is an illustration of ______.

People traveled through the Roman Empire by foot, horseback, and cart.

this term refers to the curve found on the road surface.

Resthouses, strategically placed at frequent intervals along main roads were called ____.

Travel networks were originally built to speed up troop movement and control of the provinces.

How high was this embankment?

Which of the terms describes the raised embankment below?