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What country is Latin spoke in today?
Romans used these to carry water into the city
Rome Unit Test Review
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Romans used these to carry water into the city
Camels
Sewers
Aquaducts
Bridges
2
What country is Latin spoke in today?
Rome
Latiny
No where
Italy
3
Which of the following is NOT a Romance Language?
Italian
Portuguese
German
Spanish
4
Lower class of Roman citizens
Senators
Consuls
Plebeians
Patricians
5
Which of the following best describes Roman tribunes?
leaders of the Christian church
leaders of the Roman army
leaders who fought for the rights of Rome's lower class
leaders of the business consuls
6
The primary factor that helped spread Ancient Roman cultural practices and products was the
limited access to foreign ports.
inflexible system of law.
extensive road system.
aqueduct network.
7
Government having its origins in Rome that has influenced the govt. of the United States
oligarchy.
republic.
dictatorship.
monarchy.
8
What system makes sure 1 branch of government doesn't have too much power
Checks and Balances
12 tables
Forum
Constitution
9
Rome's contributions to the world include all of the following EXCEPT
the idea of written law
the idea of Democracy
techniques to build strong bridges and other structures.
Latin,which led to the development of the Romance Languages.
10
Roman leader seized power from the Senate and became the dictator of the entire Roman Empire?
Julius Caesar
Hadrian
Marc Antony
Brutus
11
Roman government officials could reject laws, this power is called ________ power.
vote
Patrician
veto
judgment.
12
The naming of _______ as Emperor, ends the Roman Republic and the start of the Roman Empire.
Caesar
Nero
Hadrian
Augustus
13
The Roman Colossuem's legacy is best represented today in
Sporting Facilities
Government buildings
Religous building
Military Structures
14
How did the plebeians get the 12 tables created?
They created thier own branch of the government
They left the city
They went to war with the patricians
They overthrew the government
15
Upper class of Roman citizens
Senate
Patricians
Plebeians
Gladiators
16
What major religion started during the time of Roman Empire
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
Hindu
17
What was one impact of the Punic Wars?
Marc Antony defeated Octavian
Rome lost most of its territory and collapsed
Rome expanded its empire
Caesar became dictator of Rome
18
Which is NOT a reason for the fall of Rome?
Rome became too wealthy
Rome got too big
Germanic tribes from the north began to attack Rome
Corruption in the Roman government
19
What Mountain range protected Rome to the north?
Andes
Alps
Appenines
Atlas
20
What were the 3 Roman branches of government?
Senate , tribunes, President
Executive, Legislative, Judical
Senate, Tribunes, & Consuls
Senate, Executive, and Consuls
21
Where were the 12 tables located?
Colossuem
Pantheon
Emperor's Palace
Forum
22
Which was NOT a factor that facilitated the spread of Christianity through the Roman Empire?
Christianity appealed to poor people / life and death.
Many people in the empire understood the same language
Christians were still allowed to worship Roman gods.
Missionaries spread the religion along Roman roads
23
Thousands of slaves led by a former gladiator, ______, rose up and demanded freedom for slaves.
Spartacus
Caesar
Augustus
Hannibal
24
Which of the following characteristics did NOT apply to the Roman Government/Laws?
equality of all people
a written code of laws
system of checks and balances
3 branches