What became of the Eastern Empire after 476 C.E.?

It lasted another thousand years

Did you at least enjoy this Quiz?

Yes, definitely!, It's perfect!, Yeah, it wasn't bad.

Which statement is true of Rome's Roads, Bridges, and aqueducts?

They were the greatest in the ancient world

How were the Romans able to build arches than anyone before them?

By mixing stone and sand with cement to make concrete

What happened in 476 C.E., often considered to mark the fall of Rome?

The last emperor in Rome was removed

Which of the following was a main weakness that led to the fall of Rome?

Romans Never Developed a good way to transfer ruling power

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The Legacy of Rome in the Modern World

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1
What became of the Eastern Empire after 476 C.E.?
It was conquered by the Nomads
It lasted another thousand years
It fell apart under local warlords
It shared the same fate as the west
2
Which modern languages developed from Latin?
Polish and Russian
Spanish and French
Greek and Turkish
Dutch and German
3
What kind of art did Romans wear as jewelry?
Mosaic
Cameo
Fresco
Clay
4
The Roman numeral l means 1, v mean 5, and x means ten. What is this number? "XVll"
12
17
6
25
5
Which is another word in the list that uses the Latin prefix meaning "eight"?
Novice
Decimal
Octagon
Quartet
6
Did I put the wrong answers for some questions?
Yes
No
7
Did you at least enjoy this Quiz?
Yeah, it could use some improvements though.
Yes, definitely!
It's perfect!
Yeah, it wasn't bad.
8
What was the name of the cultural flowering in Europe based on Greek and Roman ideas?
Dark Age
Enlightenment
Renaissance
New Age
9
Which Roman ideal of justice is based on natural law?
The ruler knows best
All people are wise
All people have rights
The strongest should rule
10
Why was the Roman Empire hard to defend?
It had a very long border
It's population was very small
It's rulers were unwilling to fight
It lacked harbors for ships
11
Which statement is true of Rome's Roads, Bridges, and aqueducts?
They were usually made of wood
They were copied from those of Greeks
They were weak and fell apart quickly
They were the greatest in the ancient world
12
How were the Romans able to build arches than anyone before them?
By mixing stone and sand with cement to make concrete
By capturing skilled builders to work as slaves
By placing domes on top of their vaults
By designing outdoor stadiums for sports events
13
What happened in 476 C.E., often considered to mark the fall of Rome?
Rome ceased to be a republic
Carthage defeated Rome
Rome was surrounded by Persian invaders
The last emperor in Rome was removed
14
Which quality would a Stoic consider most important?
Anger
Pleasure
Love
Dignity
15
What is the most likely reason why Americans made statues of George Washington in Roman style?
To identify Washington as a general
To give Washington nobility
To give Washington godlike status
To identify Washington as an emperor
16
How did patrons support the artist?
They paid the artist
They trained the artist
They made the art
They sold the art
17
Which of the following was a main weakness that led to the fall of Rome?
Romulus Augustus was allowed to have a private army
The Plebeians did not understand how to make new laws
The Emperor was too far away from Rome
Romans Never Developed a good way to transfer ruling power

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