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Ancient Rome - 6th Grade Standards (Tennessee) #rome #ancientrome #6thgrade
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1
What type of landform is Italy?
peninsula
mountain
body of water
island
2
Who was the first emperor of Ancient Rome?
Vespasian
Augustus
Nero
Julius Caeser
3
From where did Rome adopt much of its culture?
Mesopotamia
China
Greece
Egypt
4
In what country is Rome?
Egypt
India
Italy
Greece
5
Why were the mountains important to Ancient Rome?
They provided protection to the city.
They were volcanos.
They provided shade to the city.
They made it easy to invade Rome.
6
The belief in multiple gods & goddesses is _____.
Hinduism
monotheism
polytheism
Notheism
7
What military strategy did Hannibal use in battle?
elephants
phalanx
tanks
dogs
8
Where did the gladiators fight?
Forum
Agora
Acropolis
Colosseum
9
What material did the Romans invent that helped their structures last?
limestone
cement
marble
chocolate
10
Roman citizens were divided into 2 categories called _____.
farmers & merchants
rich & poor
kings & slaves
patricians & plebeians
11
What 2 adjectives describe the geography of Italy?
wet & swamp-like
rocky & mountainous
dry & barren
flat & fertile
12
The center of life in ancient Rome was the _____.
Colosseum
Agora
Acropolis
Forum
13
Italy is on what continent?
North America
Asia
Africa
Europe
14
What 2 mountain ranges serve as natural protective barriers for Rome?
Rockies & Hindu Kush
Alps & Hindu Kush
Great Smoky & Alps
Alps & Apenines
15
What is the language of the Romans?
Latin
Mandarin
Spanish
English
16
Who were the 2 most powerful men in the Roman government?
plebeians
consuls
magistrates
dictators
17
Who could vote in the Roman Republic?
anyone over the age of 18
free adult men
all men of Rome
free adult men & women
18
Identify the picture.
temple
arch
aqueduct
amphitheatre
19
In Rome, _____ were built to bring streams of fresh water to the city.
deltas
the Colosseum
aqueducts
cement
20
What legend tells the story of Rome's origins?
The Aeneid
The Story of Romulus & Remus
The Tortoise & the Hare
The Odyssey
21
Before Rome became a Republic, it was ruled by a king which means it was a _____.
monarchy
democracy
tyranny
aristocracy
22
Identify the picture.
triumphal arch
bridge
temple
Colosseum
23
Which group, in the Roman Republic, was chosen to protect the rights of the plebeians?
consuls
tribunes
senators
patricians
24
Rome is located along what river?
Nile
Tigris
Euphrates
Tiber
25
Into what body of water does the Italian boot extend?
Tiber River
Mediterranean Sea
Nile River
Red Sea
26
Who was killed because Senators thought he was destroying Rome's values & traditions?
Seneca
Julius Caesar
Jesus Christ
Remus
27
Who was the king of the Roman gods?
Jupiter
Apollo
Zeus
Athena
28
Why did the Romans display the Law of the Twelve Tables in a public place?
so everyone would know & obey the laws
so only the patricians would know the laws
so only slaves would know & obey the laws
so the patricians could enforce the laws
29
Identify the picture.
Roman race track
Doric columns
triumphal arch
aqueduct
30
What happens when one part of the government stops/cancels the action of another part?
the government shuts down
a new election is held
a veto occurs
a new type of government is implemented
