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Froggy Jumps Rome: Founding to Empire QuizVersion en ligne Rome basics quiz par kaylee 1 Founding of Rome: What are the names of the twin sons at the center of Rome’s founding myth? a Romulus and Remus b Romulus and Julius c Aeneas and Romulus 2 Founding of Rome: What two groups of people influenced Roman culture? a Egyptians and Etruscans b Greeks and Etruscans c Phoenicians and Greeks 3 Founding of Rome: What two engineering techniques did Rome copy from the Etruscans? a aqueducts and roads b concrete and arches c arch and cuniculus 4 What is a gladiator? a a referee in sports b a person trained to fight for public entertainment c a priest who blesses battles 5 What is the name of the large arena where gladiator fights were held? a The Pantheon b The Circus Maximus c Colosseum (a.k.a. Flavian Amphitheater) 6 The Roman Republic: Why were plebeians unhappy when the Roman Republic was first set up? a They were too powerful b They paid too many taxes c They had very few rights. They had no say in making laws. 7 The Roman Republic: What was the name for the first written laws in the Roman Republic? a Twelve Tables b Law of the Twelve Tribes c Code of Hammurabi 8 Roman Empire: Who were the three members of the First Triumvirate? a Caesar, Pompey, Cicero b Octavian, Antony, Lepidus c Julius Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus 9 Roman Empire: Who succeeded Julius Caesar, becoming the first emperor of Rome? a Nero b Augustus c Caligula 10 Roman Empire: What was his greatest achievement? (the one that lasted over 200 years) a Conquered Britain b Built the Colosseum c Began the Pax Romana, a 200-year period of peace and prosperity 11 Roman Empire: Who did the emperor Nero blame for the Great Fire of Rome? a Romans b Christians c Jews 12 Roman Empire: What were two things that Caligula did that were strange? a appointed his favorite horse as Consul; declared war on Neptune and ordered his soldiers to stab the b Built a temple in Rome c Expanded the grain dole 13 What was the wall that protected the Roman Empire from invaders in Britain? a Antonine Wall b Offa’s Dyke c Hadrian’s Wall 14 The Roman Empire began its decline after the death of which emperor? a Marcus Aurelius b Constantine c Hadrian 15 Why did people say “All roads lead to Rome”? a They paved roads with gold b Rome had the only road c The network of roads was vast and covered most of the empire 16 What were the three reasons that the Roman Empire kept expanding? a to conquer threatening neighbors; more money and resources; some emperors just liked to fight b to protect allies c to spread democracy 17 What was the centralized location at the heart of the city where people would gather? a the Campus b the Circus c the Forum 18 What was significant about the city of Pompeii? a Pompeii was a Greek colony b Pompeii had no walls c Pompeii was buried in ash after Vesuvius eruption and preserved 19 Roman Numerals: 999 - CMXCIX a DCL b CMXCIX c IM 20 Roman Numerals: 64 - LXIV a LXIVS b LXIV c LXVII 21 Roman Numerals: 233 - CCXXXIII a CCXXXIII b CCCXXXIII c CCXXIII 22 Roman Numerals: 1,455 - MCDLV a MDLV b MCDLV c MCDLVI 23 Roman Numerals: Write MDCCLXXVI as Arabic number a 1800 b 1776 c 1676 24 Roman Numerals: Write LXXXIV as Arabic number a 48 b 94 c 84 25 Roman Numerals: Write MCMXXIX as Arabic number a 1920 b 1900 c 1929 26 Roman Numerals: Write CXLIII as Arabic number a 149 b 134 c 143 27 Christianity: Who was the former Pharisee who became one of Christianity’s most important missionaries? a Peter b John c Paul of Tarsus 28 Christianity: Which emperor showed favor to Christianity? What law did he enact and what did it do? a Constantine b Nero c Diocletian 29 Christianity: Edict of Milan - it made persecution of Christians illegal. a Edict of Milan b Edict of Thessalonica c Nicaea Decree 30 The Fall of Rome: What are the three stages in the Fall of the Roman Empire? a Economic collapse; Plague; Civil war b Internal problems within Rome; Reforms by Diocletian and Constantine; Invasion by Germanic “barbaria 31 The Fall of Rome: Why was the size of the Roman Empire such a problem for the emperor? a It caused famine b Its size made it difficult to defend c It was too crowded 32 The Fall of Rome: what was Diocletian’s most important reform in trying to fix the Empire? a Created a republic b Moved the capital to Byzantium c Divided the Empire into eastern and western empires 33 The Fall of Rome: What significant change did Constantine make to the Roman Empire? a moved the capital to Byzantium and renamed it Constantinople b Built a new capital in Rome c Broke the empire into independent kingdoms 34 The Fall of Rome: What event marks the end of the Ancient Civilizations era? a Fall of Constantinople b the sacking of the city of Rome c Invention of printing 35 The Fall of Rome: What era follows Ancient Civilizations? a Renaissance b Middle Ages c Industrial Age 36 Timeline: Number the events 1-5 (1 oldest, 5 most recent) to put them in the correct order. a 1,2,3,4,5 b 1,3,2,5,4 c 5,4,3,2,1

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Founding of Rome: What are the names of the twin sons at the center of Rome’s founding myth?

Founding of Rome: What two groups of people influenced Roman culture?

Founding of Rome: What two engineering techniques did Rome copy from the Etruscans?

What is a gladiator?

What is the name of the large arena where gladiator fights were held?

The Roman Republic: Why were plebeians unhappy when the Roman Republic was first set up?

The Roman Republic: What was the name for the first written laws in the Roman Republic?

Roman Empire: Who were the three members of the First Triumvirate?

Roman Empire: Who succeeded Julius Caesar, becoming the first emperor of Rome?

Roman Empire: What was his greatest achievement? (the one that lasted over 200 years)

Roman Empire: Who did the emperor Nero blame for the Great Fire of Rome?

Roman Empire: What were two things that Caligula did that were strange?

What was the wall that protected the Roman Empire from invaders in Britain?

The Roman Empire began its decline after the death of which emperor?

Why did people say “All roads lead to Rome”?

What were the three reasons that the Roman Empire kept expanding?

What was the centralized location at the heart of the city where people would gather?

What was significant about the city of Pompeii?

Roman Numerals: 999 - CMXCIX

Roman Numerals: 64 - LXIV

Roman Numerals: 233 - CCXXXIII

Roman Numerals: 1,455 - MCDLV

Roman Numerals: Write MDCCLXXVI as Arabic number

Roman Numerals: Write LXXXIV as Arabic number

Roman Numerals: Write MCMXXIX as Arabic number

Roman Numerals: Write CXLIII as Arabic number

Christianity: Who was the former Pharisee who became one of Christianity’s most important missionaries?

Christianity: Which emperor showed favor to Christianity? What law did he enact and what did it do?

Christianity: Edict of Milan - it made persecution of Christians illegal.

The Fall of Rome: What are the three stages in the Fall of the Roman Empire?

The Fall of Rome: Why was the size of the Roman Empire such a problem for the emperor?

The Fall of Rome: what was Diocletian’s most important reform in trying to fix the Empire?

The Fall of Rome: What significant change did Constantine make to the Roman Empire?

The Fall of Rome: What event marks the end of the Ancient Civilizations era?

The Fall of Rome: What era follows Ancient Civilizations?

Timeline: Number the events 1-5 (1 oldest, 5 most recent) to put them in the correct order.