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ANCIENT ROME TEST REVIEW 2021
ANCIENT ROME TEST REVIEW 2021
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27. T or F: Augustus passed laws that outlawed adultery and promote family values.
True
False
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7b. Captured in warfare or you could not pay your debts. These people made up about 1/3 of the Roman Population.
“Had no right to vote”
Patricians
Plebeians
Slaves
3
46. This Emperor split the Roman Empire into 2 parts; East and West so it can be rule easier.
Diocletian
Justinian
Constantine
Hadrian
4
10a. The Roman Constitution:
Assembly of the People
Senate
Consul
Twelve Tables
5
34. What does this map show?
the Coliseum
Roman Roads
the Roman Forum
Roman Aqueducts
6
49. The Capital of the Byzantine Empire is called
Alexandria
Athens
Constantinople
Moscow
7
42. Polytheism means....
Worshiping ONE God
Worshiping Many Gods
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33. What is this?
Roman Bath
Coliseum
the Forum
an Aqueduct
9
30. Biggest issue facing Roman was how one emperor takes over after another or line of succession.
False
True
10
29. T or F: After Augustus there were many very, bad an ineffective leaders leading to the end of the Pax Romana & Rome
False
True
11
20. Civil Service means that you get a government job because
because you are popular and good looking
because your dad is the Emperor
because of who you know
because you are smart and competent
12
59. The devaluation of money caused prices to increase What is the term for prices rising?
Unemployment
Inflation
13
6. From what culture did the Romans borrow their religion/mythology?
Etruscans
Egyptians
Persians
Greeks
14
17. What is this a picture of?
Roman Empire
Islamic Empire
Mongol Empire
Persian Empire
15
21. T or F: Augustus Imported food to Rome to feed everyone.
False
True
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13. Which two cities were fighting each other during the Punic War?
Rome and Carthage
Alexandria and Athens
Athens and Carthage
Sparta and Troy
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7a. Type of Government was used in Ancient Rome:
Patricians
Plebeians
Republic
Slavery
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19. In order to stop government corruption Augustus Caesar created...
banishment of corrupt officials
Civil Service (getting a job based on merit)
anti-corruption laws
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52. True or False: After the Empire stopped expanding, causing less money flowed into Rome.
False
True
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12. This picture shows what?
an Aqueduct
the Pantheon
the Coliseum
a Roman Bath
21
36. This is where the Romans met daily to conduct business and perform government functions.
a Roman Road
the Roman Forum
an Aquaduct
the Coliseum
22
44. The Western Roman Empire fell in what year?
509 BC
476 AD
1453 AD
753 BC
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5. What is the name of the constitution of Rome?
Justinian's Code
Twelve Tables
Code of Hammurabi
Ten Commandments
24
10b. Chief Executive of Rome (Similar to the US President):
Assembly of the People
Twelve Tables
Consul
Senate
25
9. What does this picture demonstrate?
(Hint: Names of Planets - Jupiter, Neptune, Mars, Venus, Mercury)
influence of Roman architecture
influence of Roman medicine
influence of Roman mythology on western culture
influence of Christianity
26
57. Fought over the control of all trade in the Mediterranean Sea. These two big civilizations expanded into each other
Carthage and Rome
Rome and Sparta
Athens and Carthage
Athens and Sparta
27
22. T or F: Augustus Improved roads led to secure travel and increased trade in Empire
False
True
28
7c. The Rich people in Rome. (Landowners & Senators):
“Had no right to vote”
Slaves
Patricians
Plebeians
29
32. What is this?
Roman Forum
Circus Maximus
Coliseum
Roman Bath
30
24. T or F: Augustus made the laws, coins (money), and passports the same all over the empire.
True
False
31
45. The last and final emperor of Western Roman Empire was...
Romulus Augustulus
Julius Caesar
Marcus Aurelius
Augustus Caesar
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26. How long did this relative peace last during the Pax Romana?
200 years
10 years
1000 years
75 years
33
28. During the Pax Romana the economy began to boom (increase) because...
Common coinage (money) increased trade
Roman Roads gave safe travel and trade
Both of these above are true!
34
37. "All roads lead to ____________!"
Rome
Paris
Washington DC
Athens
35
2. The Italian Peninsula is in the shape of a ____________________
a Square
a Horse
Boot
a Turkey
36
53. Which are the causes of the fall of Rome? (Select all that apply!)
Moral Decay & Political Corruption
Economic problems
Weakened Army due to barbarian mercenaries
Barbarian Invasion
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10d. The legislative body of the poor people:
Assembly of the People
Twelve Tables
Senate
Consul
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47. This Emperor Relocated the capital to Byzantium in the east and renamed it after himself.
Hadrian
Diocletian
Justinian
Constantine
39
38. This is where the Romans went to be entertained watching fights and executions.
the Roman Coliseum
the Circus Maximus
the Pantheon
the Hippodrome
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23. T or F: Augustus changed laws so that everyone was treated equally regardless of social class.
True
False
41
Look at the map on the study guide! What is
Letter C
?
Rome & the Italian Peninsula
Sicily
The Alps
Carthage
42
4. Romans organized into a_____ which means that it was a representative government.
Constitutional Monarchy
Republic
Oligarchy
Direct Democracy
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50. True or False: The Roman Empire became too large to defend?
True
False
44
56. Which person is missing from the First Triumvirate? (Reference the Picture)
Julius Caesar
Mark Antony
Cleopatra
Cicero
45
7e. Women, Slaves, and Foreigners in Ancient Rome:
Had all rights and could vote
Had no right to vote
46
41. The Roman Poem by Virgil is about the wanderings of Aeneas, the man who escaped the Trojan war and came to Italy.
the Odyssey
the Epic of Gilgamesh
the Aeneid
the Illiad
47
After the Punic Wars, the Roman Economy mainly used _____ for labor causing massive unemployment. (captured during war)
Slaves
Soldiers Returning from War
Foreign trading merchants
Barbarians
48
14. Which Man is credited with destroying the Roman Republic?
Julius Caesar
Augustus Caesar
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3. He was the mythical founder of the city of Rome? He has a twin brother named Remus.
Romulus
Constantine
Justinian
Julius Caesar
50
8. This picture shows what?
the Coliseum
the Forum
an Aqueduct
the Pantheon
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55. Which Roman god's name remained unchanged from Greek to Roman Mythology?
Apollo
Cupid
Mars
Mercury
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25. What does the "Pax Romana" mean?
Roman Peace
Greek Peace
Byzantine Justice
Roman War
53
16. Which Man Became the first EMPEROR OF ROME?
Augustus Caesar
Julius Caesar
54
35. This Roman technology brought water from far away into the city of Rome.
an Aqueduct
a Roman Road
the Coliseum
the Circus Maximus
55
Look at the map on the study guide! What is
Letter D
?
Carthage
Sicily
The Alps
Rome & the Italian Peninsula
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15. How many people are in a Triumvirate?
3
4
1
2
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51. True or False: The Roman Empire became too large to govern?
True
False
58
Look at the map on the study guide!
What is Number 1?
Mediterranean Sea
Tiber River
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11. Thes languages came from the LATIN language! What are they called? (Spanish, French, Italian, & Portuguese)
The language of Love
English
Asian Languages
Romance Languages
60
39. This is the Roman temple to ALL gods.
the Jefferson Memorial
the Coliseum
the Pantheon
the Roman Forum
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48. Though the Western Roman Empire fell to the barbarians; the Eastern Roman Empire became called
The Roman Catholic Church
The Byzantine Empire
Justinian's Empire
The Eastern Orthodox Church
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Look at the map on the study guide! What is
Letter B
?
The Alps
Carthage
Sicily
Rome & the Italian Peninsula
63
7d. The Poor people in Rome. (Farmers and laborers):
Slaves
“Had no right to vote”
Plebeians
Patricians
64
Look at the map on the study guide! What is
Letter A
?
The Alps
Sicily
Rome & the Italian Peninsula
Carthage
65
18. What Name did the Senate give OCTAVIAN?
Augustus (The Divine One)
Master of the Horse
King
Tzar
66
54. Who is the KING of all Roman Gods? He uses the lightning bolt!
Mars
Jupiter
Pluto
Neptune
67
31: Assassinations, wars, & bad leaders eventually lead to ineffective government & chaos & the downfall of Rome.
False
True
68
10c. Most powerful lawmaking body made up of the RICH landowners.
Consul
Senate
Assembly of the People
Twelve Tables
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40. This Roman Scientist believed that the sun and other planets revolved around the Earth.
Ptolemy
Archimedes
Sir Issac Newton
Alexander
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43. In the beginning the Romans, just like the Greeks, worshiped...
Only One God
Many Gods
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Look at the map on the study guide!
What is Number 2?
Tiber River
Mediterranean Sea