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1
Roman Theatre is classified in two genres, what are they?
Comedy and Political Commentary
Comedy and Tragedy
Comedy and Adventure
Tragedy and Biography
2
What is a Praetor?
An Owner of Gladiators
A judge in Roman Society
A commoner
A General in the Legion
3
Rome was most known for expanding what sciences?
Mathematics
Biology
Genetics
Astronomy
4
Rome architecture had three key features, what are they?
glass, columns, and domes
streets, buildings, and baths
Marble, concrete, and stone
columns, domes, and arches
5
Who was the Trojan soldier that may have founded Rome?
Aeneas
Caesar
Romulus
Remus
6
What was considered to be the middle class of the Roman Empire?
Plebeians
Consuls
Slaves
Patricians
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This class usually owned slaves in Rome
Senators
Plebians
Patricians
Consuls
8
What country did Rome fight in all the Punic Wars?
Carthage
Egypt
Italy
Greece
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What major water feature helped Rome be successful by providing trade and fresh water?
Eupretes River
Tiber River
Nile River
Pacific Ocean
10
What is the lowest free class?
Slaves
Consuls
Freedman
Praetors
11
Rome was a monotheistic society
False
True
12
True or False, Augustus Caesar was assassinated March 14th, 44BC
True
False
13
Who was the lover of Cleopatra that betrayed the Empire?
Julius Caesar
Marc Antony
Marcus Crassus
Octavian
14
Who was the first triumvirate?
Augustus, Antony, and Pompey
Caesar, Crassus, and Augustus
Caesar, Crassus, and Pompey
Antony, Augustus, and Crassus
15
Rome is surrounded by what two major land formations?
Apennine Mountains and the Alps
The Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean
Hadrian's Wall and The Nile
The Rocky Mountains and the Appalachian Mountains
16
Who was The last great emperor of the Pax Romana
Pompey
Julius Caesar
Hadrian
Marcus Aurelius
17
What are the four elements needed to establish a lasting civilization?
Good water, good soil, Food, Money
Money, Army, Food, Clothing
Religion, Food, Language, Money
Good water, natural fortification, access to trade, good soil
18
What is a latifundia?
a slave training house
a gladiator fighting arena
a large home
a large farming planation
19
What Roman Structure was most known for carrying water from the mountains to the towns?
Roman Bath
Roman Sewer
Bridges
Aqueducts
20
Gladiators usually belonged to what social class?
Slaves
Freedman
Plebeians
Patricians
21
Which Roman Emperor killed his own cousin to take power?
Marcus Aurelius
Julius Caesar
Augustus Caesar
Trajan
22
Rome art focused on the human ______________
body
Mind
Activity
Religion
23
What does it mean if you are a legionnaire?
You're a slave
You're in the Army
You're a Senator
You're a judge
24
Rome is situated in what modern day country?
Italy
German
England
France
25
Who invaded Rome to cause the downfall of the empire?
Italians
Persia
Germany
Greeks
