1. Chapter 6 ROME Pre-TEST

2. Rome is a city on this peninsula. – Danish – Italian – Greek – Yucatan

3. Italian

4. According to Rome mythology, they were the original founders of Rome. – Romulus and Remus – The Senate – The Etruscans – The Greeks

5. Romulus and Remus

6. In the Roman Republic, senators choose two ____ in place of the King. – Plebeians – Oracles – Etruscans – Tribunes – Consuls

7. Consuls

8. The Roman province of Gual is not known as – Spain – Italy – England – France

9. Spain

10. These Romans joined Julius Caesar in the first Triumvrate in 60BC – Romulus and Remus – Crassus and Pompey – Marc Anthony and Cleopatra – Marc Anthony and Lepidus

11. Crassus and Pompey

12. A ruler with complete control is a – Triumvirate – Monarch – Tribune – Dictator

13. Dictator

14. How did Cleopatra die? – She committed suicide by allowing an snake to bite her – Octavain murdered her – Julius Caesar murdered her – Marc Anthony murdered her.

15. She committed suicide by allowing an snake to bite her

16. The Senate gave Octavian the title Augustus which means – Roman Emperor – Son of Caesar – Revered one

17. Revered one

18. Which is an example of Roman technology – Amphitheaters – Sewers – Aqueducts – Road building – All of the answers are correct

19. All of the answers are correct

20. These four books of the Christian Bible tell the story of the life and wisdom of Jesus. – The gospels – The Quran – The Pentateuch – The Torah

21. The gospels

22. Constantinople is not known by this name – Istanbul, Turkey – Damascus, Syria – Jerusalem, Israel – Alexandria, Egypt

23. Istanbul, Turkey

24. This emperor made it legal to be a Christian – Nero – Hadrian – Constantine – Caligula

25. Constantine

26. TRUE OR FALSE

27. Tribunes represented the Plebeians in the Roman Republic. A Trueb. False

28. True

29. The Roman Tribunes would shout “veto” when they wanted a law to pass. A Trueb. False

30. False

31. Italy is shaped like a boot. A Trueb.False

32. True

33. The plebeians were very rich. A Trueb. False

34. False

35. The Romans built roads throughout their empire A Trueb. False

36. True

37. Constantine persecuted Christians Trueb. False

38. False

39. A Plebeian official who attend meetings of the assembly A. Tribune B. legion C. Republic D. inflation E. abdication

40. Tribune

41. A government in which much of the power is held by elected representatives A. Tribune B. legion C. Republic D. inflation E. abdication

42. Republic

43. the chief fighting unit of the Roman army A. Tribune B. legion C. Republic D. inflation E. abdication

44. legion

45. a steep rise in prices, which has the effect of reducing g people’s purchasing power A. Tribune B. legion C. Republic D. inflation E. abdication

46. inflation

47. voluntary resignation of a ruler A. Tribune B. legion C. Republic D. inflation E. abdication

48. abdication

49. to stop passage of a law A. trumvirate B. patrician C. Veto D. persecution E. bishop

50. Veto

51. A descendant of a founding family of Rome (rich) A. trumvirate B. patrician C. Veto D. persecution E. bishop

52. patrician

53. harsh treatment for following a set of religious beliefs A. trumvirate B. patrician C. Veto D. persecution E. bishop

54. persecution

55. a high ranking Christian Church official A. trumvirate B. patrician C. Veto D. persecution E. bishop

56. . bishop

57. A group of three leaders A. triumvirate B. patrician C. Veto D. persecution E. bishop

58. triumvirate

59. rules by 4 leaders A. Missionary B. Tetrarchy C. Plebeian D. province E. heresy

60. Tetrarchy

61. a commoner A. Missionary B. Tetrarchy C. Plebeian D. province E. heresy

62. Plebeian

63. a territory A. Missionary B. Tetrarchy C. Plebeian D. province E. heresy

64. province

65. a religious belief opposed to official teachings A. Missionary B. Tetrarchy C. Plebeian D. province E. heresy

66. heresy

67. a person sent by religious authorities to spread a set of religious beliefs A. Missionary B. Tetrarchy C. Plebeian D. province E. heresy

68. Missionary

69. A. Black

70. Mediterranean Sea

71. Atlantic Ocean

72. England

73. . Gaul

74. Spain

75. Egypt

76. Africa

77. Asia Minor

78. Alexandria

79. Rome

80. Constantinople

81. Carthage