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Rome, Republic to Empire

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7th Grade Ancient World History

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Froggy Jumps CH11 Test PrepVersion en ligne Rome, Republic to Empire par 7th Grade Ancient World History 1 Many Etruscan frescoes show people enjoying music or dance. a True b False c 2 Civic duty means that citizens have a responsibility to their country. a True b False c 3 Roman soldiers were poorly trained and disciplined. a False b True c 4 The heel of Italy's boot shape points to Sicily. a False b True c 5 Augustus rebuilt many of Rome's buildings in marble to reflect its greatness. a True b False c 6 started when Rome fought for control of Sicily a First Punic War b frescoes c Sulla 7 Etruscan wall paintings a frescoes b Sulla c Third Punic War 8 legend about the founding of Rome by Virgil a Aeneid b First Punic War c Aeneid 9 Rome finally destroyed Carthage a Third Punic War b Aeneid c First Punic War 10 hoped that his reforms would restore Rome to its earlier glory a Sulla b Third Punic War c First Punic War 11 The 'great tongues of fire" mentioned in the passage on the previous page probably refer to... a spurts of lava b burning mountain grasses c the sunrise 12 Although the Twelve Tables supported the ideal that all free citizens had the right to be treated equally, how do these laws compare to today's standards? a They seem unjust and extremely harsh. b They seem to be very close to today's standards. c They are a lot weaker compared to today's standards. 13 large farming estates a latifundia b plebeians c triumvirate 14 Roman Peace a Pax Romana b latifundia c plebeians 15 head of government, usually with limited term in office a consul b dictator c patricians 16 an elected Roman official who protects the rights of ordinary citizens a tribune b Pax Romana c latifundia 17 large groups of Roman soldiers a legions b consul c dictator 18 a person with absolute power to rule a dictator b patricians c veto 19 the ruling class of ancient Rome a patricians b veto c tribune 20 to reject a veto b tribune c Pax Romana 21 ordinary citizens in ancient Rome a plebeians b triumvirate c legions 22 three rulers who share equal political power a triumvirate b legions c consul

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par 7th Grade Ancient World History

Many Etruscan frescoes show people enjoying music or dance.

Civic duty means that citizens have a responsibility to their country.

Roman soldiers were poorly trained and disciplined.

The heel of Italy's boot shape points to Sicily.

Augustus rebuilt many of Rome's buildings in marble to reflect its greatness.

started when Rome fought for control of Sicily

Etruscan wall paintings

legend about the founding of Rome by Virgil

Rome finally destroyed Carthage

hoped that his reforms would restore Rome to its earlier glory

The 'great tongues of fire" mentioned in the passage on the previous page probably refer to...

Although the Twelve Tables supported the ideal that all free citizens had the right to be treated equally, how do these laws compare to today's standards?

large farming estates

Roman Peace

head of government, usually with limited term in office

an elected Roman official who protects the rights of ordinary citizens

large groups of Roman soldiers

a person with absolute power to rule

the ruling class of ancient Rome

to reject

ordinary citizens in ancient Rome

three rulers who share equal political power