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- ______ 5. The Roman people founded the city of Rome along the banks of the Tiber River. Earlier in this semester, we learned about another civilization that was founded near a river. What was it
- ______ 7. Which of the following was not a benefit that the Romans granted to newly conquered territories
- ______ 9. The Punic Wars were a series of wars…
- ______ 11. How did Caesar expand the boundaries of Rome
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| Name _______________________________________________ Date ________________________ Period _____ Roman Republic Quiz
Directions: Match the term on the left with its definition on the right.
______ 5. The Roman people founded the city of Rome along the banks of the Tiber River. Earlier in this semester, we learned about another civilization that was founded near a river. What was it? A. Egypt B. Gaul C. Greece D. Sumer ______ 6. Which of the following events did NOT contribute to the decline of the Republic in Rome? A. The revolt of Spartacus and his slave army B. The murder of Tiberius Gracchus C. The end of the gladiatorial games after the death of Commodus D. A civil war between Marius and Sulla
B. Temporary consul-ship C. Tax breaks and legal rights in the empire ______ 8. Which of the following describes why wealthy citizens were critical of Gracchus’s farm plan? A. It sold food at a cheap price to foreign nations B. It redistributed land and wealth to poorer Romans C. It caused widespread unemployment ______ 9. The Punic Wars were a series of wars… A. fought between Greece and Troy over Helen B. between Hannibal and Carthage over Sicily C. over a fugitive slave and his master D. between Carthage and Rome
A. The Atrium, a large structure for gladiatorial games in Rome B. The construction of aqueducts to carry in water from the mountains into the cities C. 50,000 miles of long lasting roads that united the empire D. Cement to hold together stone structures ______ 11. How did Caesar expand the boundaries of Rome? A. Claiming unexplored territories B. Negotiating treaties with neighboring rulers C. Military conquest ______ 12. Why did the Senate assassinate Caesar? A. They thought he’d added too much territory to the Empire B. Caesar tried to arrest and imprison prominent senators C. They thought that he’d become too powerful Directions: Evaluate the truth of each statement. If it is true, write “TRUE” in the space provided. If it is false, correct the underlined word so that the statement is true. ________________ 13. Hannibal, a general of Carthage, battled Rome for 16 years during the 2nd Punic War. ________________ 14. Tribunes were common in Rome. Most people forced into this life were debtors or captured soldiers. ________________ 15. The story of the fall of Athens, and Aeneas’s founding of Rome is an example of cultural diffusion. ________________ 16. Julius Caesar started a civil war when he crossed the Rubicon River with his army and invaded Rome. Directory: cms -> lib -> MD01001351 -> Centricity -> Domain -> 4616 4616 -> Role of Men in Sparta 4616 -> Page, running errands in the castle and performing humble services for noblemen and ladies. He learned good manners, reading, writing, numbers, singing, dancing, reverence for God, how to use a sword, strum a lute, and ride a horse 4616 -> What was there now a shortage of? 4616 -> Advancements of Rome 4616 -> As you can see in Donatello’s work 4616 -> Mongol Invaders and Divine Winds The "Kamikaze" 4616 -> Kublai Khan and the Yuan Dynasty 4616 -> The Life and Times of Marco Polo Download 12.33 Kb. Share with your friends:
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