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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - The Roman Army


Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - The Roman ArmyVersion en ligne Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - The Roman Army par Vijo Gor 1 The Romans built roads, forts, and armies to control huge territories even before they had an emperor. What does this tell us about the Roman Republic before Augustus? a It was already acting like an empire, even if it wasn’t ruled by an emperor b It was peaceful and avoided expansion c It focused only on democracy and not conquest d It had no interest in ruling other lands 2 Under which emperor did Rome reach its greatest size, stretching from Britain to the Middle East? a Augustus b Julius Caesar c Trajan d Nero 3 Why was the Roman army so successful for so long? a It used only mercenaries b It only fought against weak enemies c It relied on luck and surprise d It was well organized and highly disciplined 4 How many soldiers made up a Roman legion? a About 10,000 b About 5,000 c About 80 d About 800 5 What was a group of 80 soldiers called? a A phalanx b A legion c A cohort d A centuria 6 During the Republic, who served in the army? a Only foreigners b Only nobles c Slaves and prisoners d Any citizen who owned land 7 What changed by the time of the Empire regarding soldiers? a Only farmers could serve b They stopped training c Soldiers no longer received pay d Most soldiers became full-time professionals 8 What special technique did the Romans use to capture cities? a Starving the defenders for months b Building wooden siege towers and battering rams c Catapulting burning oil d Flooding the cities with water 9 Why did the Romans build so many roads across the Empire? a To mark borders of provinces b To make it easier to trade with China c To decorate the landscape d To travel quickly and control conquered areas 10 What did Roman soldiers do at the end of each day's march? a Built temporary camps for the night b Returned home c Slept wherever they could d Built temples 11 What did the forts at the edges of the Empire show about Roman power? a That Rome feared invasion from Africa b That the army was retiring from war c That the soldiers lived peacefully with enemies d That Rome wanted to protect its borders and keep control

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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - The Roman ArmyVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

The Romans built roads, forts, and armies to control huge territories even before they had an emperor. What does this tell us about the Roman Republic before Augustus?

Under which emperor did Rome reach its greatest size, stretching from Britain to the Middle East?

Why was the Roman army so successful for so long?

How many soldiers made up a Roman legion?

What was a group of 80 soldiers called?

During the Republic, who served in the army?

What changed by the time of the Empire regarding soldiers?

What special technique did the Romans use to capture cities?

Why did the Romans build so many roads across the Empire?

What did Roman soldiers do at the end of each day's march?

What did the forts at the edges of the Empire show about Roman power?