Ancient Rome 10.2 Test Review
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- Q1A commoner was also known as a ______.KingPlebSlaveNoble30sEditDelete
- Q2When the Etruscan monarchy was overthrown, the new Roman leaders set up a form of government called a _______.RepublicDemocracyLeadershipConstitution30sEditDelete
- Q3The senate decreed the laws and consisted of ____ members from prominant families.20060050030030sEditDelete
- Q4As Rome expanded its power, riches flooded into the country, and a great gap grew between the rich and the poor.FalseTrue30sEditDelete
- Q5____ _____ means Roman Peace.Romulus RemusHail CaesarPax RomanaAppian Way30sEditDelete
- Q6Historians agree that Rome began as a small collection of towns along the banks of the _____ _____ in the center of the Italian Peninsula.White RiverTiber RiverAegean SeaTiger River30sEditDelete
- Q7The Aeneid was written by the Roman poet ______.HomerMartinCaesarVirgil30sEditDelete
- Q8According to legend, two of Aeneas’s descendants, the twins Romulus and Remus, were abandoned at birth and rescued and raised by a she-wolf.TrueFalse30sEditDelete
- Q9The ancient Romans greatly admired the ancient Greeks.TrueFalse30sEditDelete
- Q10The _____ tells the story of the founding of Rome.SenateBibleAeneidOdyssey30sEditDelete
- Q11A forum was a place for the public to gather to hear speeches, shop, worship at temples, and mingle with friends.FalseTrue30sEditDelete
- Q12The Etruscans lived in the fertile hills of ______.TuscanyGreeceSchepmanvilleRome30sEditDelete
- Q13Rome was not a democracy as we know it today, however, because not all of the people were allowed to participate fully in the new government.TrueFalse30sEditDelete
- Q14Roman society consisted of _____ social classes.452330sEditDelete
- Q15The ________, whose name came from the Latin word for “fathers,” were the nobles of Rome.daddiospatriciansMartinsplebeians30sEditDelete
- Q16The _______ were common people, such as artisans, laborers, and farmers.plebianspatriciansdaddiosMartins30sEditDelete
- Q17Caesar’s ___________ in 44 BCE led to 13 years of political strife.marriageassassinationbirthelection30sEditDelete
- Q18In 509 B.C. Romans created the Roman _______, the world's first representative government.alphabetLegionnumeralRepublic30sEditDelete
- Q19The Roman _____ was a great arena where chariot races took place.TheaterLegionSenateCircus30sEditDelete
- Q20The tribunes had the power to veto the actions of the consuls or the Senate.FalseTrue30sEditDelete