
11-2 Lesson 2: Rome as a Republic gr7
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- Q1Plebeians were the ruling class.falsetrue30s
- Q2Patricians were wealthy landowners.falsetrue30s
- Q3Patricians and plebeians governed equally.truefalse30s
- Q4Plebeians were the original founders of Rome.falsetrue30s
- Q5At first, plebeian men did not have the right to vote.truefalse30s
- Q6At first, plebeian men did have the right to vote.falsetrue30s
- Q7The government of the Roman Republic was organized into ____ branches.onetwofourthree30s
- Q8The Roman Republic separated the powers of judges and lawmakers, just as is done today in the United States.truefalse30s
- Q9The Roman Republic was headed by two ____.legionsconsulsemperorspraetors30s
- Q10Plebeians demanded more rights by ____.storming the Senatestarting a civil warrefusing to serve in the armymarching in the streets30s
- Q11Why did Cincinnatus leave his farm to serve as dictator?His farm was failing and he needed a new job.He would have been killed if he refused to serve.He was required to serve by law.He considered it his civic duty.30s
- Q12What idea was the basis for Rome's system of lawAll citizens should be treated equally under the law.Judges should make decisions based on their own beliefs.Plebeians and patricians could never marry.Patricians had special rights as the ruling class.30s
- Q13The main rival of the Roman Republic, competing for control of the Mediterranean region, was ____.PersiaSicilyCarthageGreece30s
- Q14After the third Punic War, Rome fell under Etruscan rule.falsetrue30s
- Q15He fulfilled his civic duty by leaving his farm to become dictator, but then he returned to his farm when the crisis was over rather than staying in power.CincinnatusZamaCommodoreWashington30s