WHI MODULE 6 ALL

WHI MODULE 6 ALL

by Andrew Henson

WHI 6.1 Roman Geography

by Andrew Henson

​The First few questions are ones you can answer without knowing ANYTHING about Rome

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​Read the questions carefully

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​Look carefully at the maps/charts/graphs

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​Answer the questions based on what you are given

Multiple Choice

Based on the map, which location was the last region to become part of the Roman Empire?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Multiple Choice

Using the timeline, Pax Romana began under which ruler?

• Diocletian

• Constantine

• Augustus

• Theodosius

Multiple Choice

According to the quote, how can marriage during the Roman Empire best be described?

• Most marriages were arranged by families

• Wives were considered equals to their husbands

• Husbands held a subordinate role in the family

• Most marriages were annulled by family members

Multiple Choice

Identify one way that Ancient Rome is different from Ancient Greece

• Ancient Rome's territory covers a greater area of land

• Ancient Rome's territory did not include a peninsula

• Ancient Rome was not bordered by the Mediterranean Sea

• Ancient Rome did not have territory in the land now known as Europe

Multiple Choice

The following territories were added to the Roman Empire by 146 B.C.E. except

• Macedonia

• Spain

• Dalmatia

• Gaul

Multiple Choice

Using the timeline, Pax Romana began under the rule of which ruler?

• Augustus

• Diocletian

• Constantine

• Theodosius

Multiple Choice

Which location on the map was the last region to become part of the Roman Empire?

• Sicily

• Gaul

• Spain

• Macedonia

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What geographic landform is Italy?

Multiple Choice

Which geographical term best describes Italy?

• Peninsula

• Island

• Mountain range

• River

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What is Italy shaped like (think of this thing someone wears when you try to remember what Italy looks like)

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What river is the city of Rome set up near?

Multiple Choice

Rome was built on seven hills on the banks of the

• Tiber River

• Tigris River

• Nile River

• Euphrates River

​The City of Rome

The city of Rome​ is located in central Italy, close to the western coast of the Italian Peninsula

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​(on this map, Rome is where the star shape is)

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What city is set up in the middle of the Italian Peninsula towards its western coast?

Multiple Choice

Identify where Roman civilization originated

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Multiple Choice

Where is the city of Rome located?

• Central Italy

• Central Greece

• Central Asia Minor

• Southern Italy

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How many miles away from the Mediterranean Sea was Rome situated?

Multiple Choice

On this map of the Italian Peninsula, which letter best shows where the city of Rome is located?

• A

• B

• C

• D

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Based on the graph, which city had the largest population in 100 AD?

Multiple Choice

On this map of the Mediterranean, what letter best shows where Roman civilization started?

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

Which city is best described by this list?

• Rome

• Athens

• Carthage

• Sparta

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What mountain range is to the north of Rome and the Italian Peninsula?

Multiple Choice

How did the Alps in the northern area of the Italian peninsula aid Rome?

• Provided protection from invasions

• Provided a mild climate

• Kept the rivers from flooding

• Divided Rome into two distinctive city-states

Multiple Choice

Which mountain range provided protection to the city of Rome?

• Alps

• Himalayas

• Pyrenees

• Hindu Kush

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What body of water is connected to the Italian Peninsula, giving Rome many trade routes over the sea?

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This passage says that something is "near enough [to the city of Rome] for convenience, yet not so near so to bring danger from foreign fleets."

What is the "near" thing the passage is talking about?

Multiple Choice

How did the Mediterranean Sea impact the development of Rome?

• It provided numerous sea-borne trade routes

• It limited the city's interaction with other people

• It allowed enemy forces to easily enter the city

• It prevented Rome from expanding its empire

Multiple Choice

Which body of water was most important for the development of commerce in Rome?

• Mediterranean Sea

• Black Sea

• Atlantic Ocean

• Caspian Sea

Multiple Select

Based on the map, from what 3 continents did trade goods come to Rome? 

• Europe

• Africa

• Asia

• North America

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best completes the shaded area on the diagram?

• Provided protection from foreign invasion

• Promoted trade with other empires

• Allowed for easy access to Northern Europe

• Prevented Romans from influencing North Africa

Multiple Choice

The Alps and the Mediterranean Sea provided protection for what civilization?

• Roman

• Greek

• Persian

• Mughal

Multiple Choice

Which physical features provided protection to Rome?

• Alps and the Mediterranean Sea

• Alps and the Atlantic Ocean

• Pyrenees and the Black Sea

• Pyrenees and the Baltic Sea

Multiple Select

Select the factors that contributed to the strength of Rome's trade routes

• Location on the Mediterranean Sea

• Government stability

• Military security forces

• Superior road system

• Fertile soil

Multiple Select

Select the factors that contributed to the strength of Rome's trade routes

• Location on the Mediterranean Sea

• Government stability

• Military security forces

• Superior road system

• Civic duty

Multiple Choice

The expansion of Rome benefitted from the government's decision to

• extend Roman law and citizenship to conquered people

• enslave the people in any conquered territory

• force conquered enemies to abandon their land

• abolish any local customs or languages of conquered people

Multiple Choice

Which was an impact of Rome's military conquests on the empire?

• Slavery became economically important because it maintained the empire's agricultural production

• Slavery became socially important because it defined how important the emperor was to Rome

• Slavery became politically important because it identified the weaknesses of a republican system

• Slavery became geographically important to the layout of the empire's city-states

Multiple Choice

Which number represents the empire that extended its influence over the entire Mediterranean basin because of its central location?

• 2

• 1

• 3

• 4

Multiple Choice

Which number on the map represents the location of Rome?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

WHI 6.2 The Punic Wars

by Andrew Henson

Multiple Choice

What city was an obstacle to early Rome's control of the Mediterranean reigion?

• Alexandria

• Carthage

• Corinth

• Athens

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Which former Phoenician colony became a powerful city in northern Africa on the coast of the Mediterranean?

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How many Punic Wars were there?

Multiple Choice

Which concept best explains the cause of the Punic Wars?

• Shortage of food

• Religious differences

• Nationalism

• Competition for trade

Multiple Select

Which nations fought in the Punic Wars?

• Carthage

• Athens

• Sparta

• Rome

• Persia

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What does the word Punic come from?

Fill in the Blank

Who won the First Punic War?

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What was the name of the Carthaginian general who led Carthage's military during the Second Punic War?

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What animal did Hannibal bring with the Carthaginian army?

Multiple Choice

What geographic feature did Hannibal cross to invade the Italian Peninsula?

• deserts

• oceans

• rivers

• mountains

Multiple Choice

What geographic feature did Hannibal cross to invade the Italian Peninsula?

• The Himalayas

• The Atlantic Ocean

• The Sahara Desert

• The Alps

Multiple Choice

Which peninsula did Hannibal invade?

• Balkan

• Iberian

• Scandinavian

• Italian

Multiple Choice

Which war is depicted on the map?

• The Persian Wars

• The Hundred Years' War

• The Peloponnesian War

• The Punic Wars

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Which city did the Roman Politician Cato the Elder say "must be destroyed"?

Multiple Choice

Which city did the Punic Wars destroy?

• Athens

• Carthage

• Sparta

• Rome

Multiple Choice

Between 246 BCE and 146 BCE, how many wars occurred between Rome and Carthage?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Multiple Choice

As a result of the Punic Wars, Rome controlled

• the western Mediterranean Sea

• the area from the Red Sea to the Persian Gulf

• the Italian Peninsula

• all of Africa

Multiple Select

Which nations fought in the Punic Wars?

• Carthage

• Byzantine Empire

• Sparta

• Rome

• Persia

Multiple Choice

Rome vs. Carthage

Fought over trade

Hannibal

Which series of wars is best described by this list?

• Persian Wars

• Peloponnesian War

• Punic Wars

• Trojan War

Multiple Choice

Rome fought three wars with which African power?

• Carthage

• Greece

• Egypt

• Kush

Multiple Choice

Rome gained territory from Carthage as a result of the

• Punic Wars

• Roman Civil Wars

• Peloponnesian War

• Persian Wars

Multiple Choice

What happened as a result of the war depicted on the map?

• Greece was able to dominate the Mediterranean basin

• Carthage was able to dominate the Mediterranean basin

• Persia was able to dominate the Mediterranean basin

• Rome was able to dominate the Mediterranean basin

WHI Roman Government and Society

by Andrew Henson

Fill in the Blank

Based on the chart, what was the legal code of Rome?

(hint: the list of rules that was the basis of Rome's legal system)

Multiple Choice

The laws of Rome were known as

• the Twelve Tables

• the Ten Commandments

• the Senate's Rules

• Draco's laws

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Based on the chart, legal document in the United States is similar to the Twelve Tables in Rome?

Multiple Choice

Which phrase best describes the Twelve Tables?

• The constitution of the Roman Republic

• A marketplace for Romans

• A part of the Roman religion

• The meeting place for the Senate

Multiple Choice

Which principle of Roman law is used by the United States today?

• Innocent until proven guilty

• Right to a lawyer

• Right to a jury of patricians

• A person can not be forced to testify against himself

Multiple Choice

How did the Twelve Tables support Roman democracy?

• The principle of "innocent until proven guilty" was created

• They were enforced by the military

• They were constantly changing and evolving

• The government vetoed the laws

Multiple Choice

How did the Twelve Tables support Roman democracy?

• The laws applied to every person

• They were enforced by the military

• They were constantly changing and evolving

• The government vetoed the laws

Multiple Choice

The democracy of Rome different from Greece in that Rome

• created a republic

• kept the aristocracy as their leaders

• borrowed the Greek concept of a direct democracy

• believed strongly in a dictatorship as the perfect form of government

Multiple Choice

How did the Roman government differ from Greek government?

• The people chose the officials who governed

• The people made all political decisions

• Women were allowed to participate in the governing process

• Slaves did not have any political rights

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Based on the chart, how many people were part of the Roman Senate?

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Based on the chart, how many Consuls were there at any given time?

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Based on the chart, all adult male landowners were given what?

Multiple Choice

The Republic of Rome divided its population into classes known as

• patricians and plebeians

• monarchs and dictators

• consuls and tribunes

• senators and artisans

Multiple Choice

Patricians and plebeians were Roman

• social classes

• gods

• magistrates

• assemblies

Multiple Choice

Members of the upper class of Rome were known as

• patricians

• military rulers

• plebeians

• farmers

Multiple Choice

Which of the following descriptions best completes the graphic?

• Aristocratic landowners

• Common farmers

• Artisans

• Merchants

Multiple Choice

The majority of people in the Roman Republic were members of the

• plebeian class

• patrician class

• slave class

• serf class

Multiple Choice

Identify the description that best completes the shaded portion of the table

• Wealthy individuals whose families were eligible to hold public offices

• Individuals who failed to repay their loans and debts

• Poorer individuals who could not hold office

• Individuals who were captured as prisoners of war

Multiple Choice

Which group was excluded from citizenship in the Roman Republic?

• Women

• Plebeian men

• Patrician men

• Foreigners

Multiple Choice

Which statement best describes the Roman consuls

• They were the top magistrates of Rome

• They were advisors to the chief magistrates of Rome

• They were the constitutions of Rome

• They were the elected assemblies of Rome

Multiple Choice

What was the highest elected position in the Roman government?

• Senator

• Tribunes

• Governors

• Consul

Multiple Choice

The Roman Senate consisted of

• patricians

• plebeians

• women

• foreigners

Multiple Choice

Which best describes the government of the Roman Republic?

• Government officials limited the power of wealthy landowners

• A dictator seized power and ruled by force

• The citizens of Rome directly governed the republic

• Elected officials represented the interests of Rome's citizens

Multiple Choice

Identify the topic being described in the diagram

• Features of Roman democracy

• Social structure in the Roman Republic

• Contributions of Ancient Rome

• Roman citizenship

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes "Consuls"?

• Held power over all citizens and officials

• Gave advice to the consuls and controlled finances

• Involved in law making decisions and represented common people

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes "Senate"?

• Held power over all citizens and officials

• Gave advice to the consuls and controlled finances

• Involved in law making decisions and represented common people

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes "Assembly"?

• Held power over all citizens and officials

• Gave advice to the consuls and controlled finances

• Involved in law making decisions and represented common people

Multiple Choice

Which choice belongs in the diagram?

• Patricians in section 1

• Emperors in section 2

• Consuls in section 2

• Plebeians in section 1

WHI 6.4 Julius Caesar and the Fall of the Republic

by Andrew Henson

Multiple Choice

As a result of the increase in the number of slaves in the Roman Republic, what happened to the farmers of Rome?

• They left their farms to find work in the cities

• Many farmers became slaves

• Farmers bought slaves

• Most farmers became soldiers in the military

Multiple Choice

Which statement best replaces the question mark in the diagram?

• Agriculture experienced an increase in the use of slave labor

• Many city dwellers moved to the countryside to work on small farms

• Julius Caesar united the people of the Roman Republic

• The currency value of the Roman Republic increased

Multiple Choice

How did Rome's military conquests affect the economic and social structures of the Roman Republic?

• Soldiers deserted to join enemy armies attacking Rome

• The Republic adopted a monotheistic religion

• Slavery became important to Rome's agricultural production

• Trade routes fell into disuse throughout the Republic

Multiple Choice

Which states the main reason for the growing number of poor in the Roman Republic?

• Many landless peasants were moving to the city to find employment

• Large landowners were gaining control of newly conquered lands

• Slavery ended and no employment was offered to former slaves

• Roman citizens moved out of the city in search of land to farm

Multiple Choice

During the time of the Roman Republic, how did farmers contribute to the Republic's decline?

• They failed to provide support of slavery in their agricultural economy

• They were the cause for the Roman currency to devalue

• They joined military forces in the Civil War over Julius Caesar's power

• They migrated into cities looking for employment opportunities

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was a warning sign of trouble for the Roman Republic?

• The gap between rich and poor became greater

• People from other provinces were given citizenship

• The Senate was disbanded

• Members of the military left to become farmers

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best replaces the question mark in the graphic?

• Merchants raised prices on goods

• Coins became more available

• Merchants lowered prices on goods

• More gold was available to Romans

Multiple Choice

Which event resulted in inflation in the Roman Republic?

• Devaluation of Roman currency

• Migration of small farmers into cities and unemployment

• Spread of slavery in the agricultural system

• Civil war over the power of Julius Caesar

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Which major region in Europe did Julius Caesar add to the Roman Republic?

Fill in the Blank

Julius Caesar, Marcus Crassus, and Pompey made up The First ___________

Multiple Choice

The Roman term "triumvirate" refers to

• a government of three military leaders

• a government of three Senators

• a dictatorship

• three major religions of an Empire

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Which river did Julius Caesar cross when he headed towards Rome when he committed treason?

Multiple Choice

Which river did Julius Caesar cross to start a civil war within the Roman Republic?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Choice

Julius Caesar committed treason against Rome when he led his troops during which event?

• He crossed the Rubicon River with his troops

• He marched on the city of Rome and destroyed it

• He gave citizenship to the people of Gaul

• He disbanded the Senate

Multiple Choice

Which individual started a civil war in the Roman Republic?

• Julius Caesar

• Alexander the Great

• Hannibal

• Constantine

Multiple Choice

Which effect best completes the graphic?

• The Roman Republic begins to fall apart

• Julius Caesar establishes a representative democracy

• Carthage is destroyed by the Romans

• Unemployment declines throughout the Roman Republic

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What did Julius Caesar declare himself to be? What title did he give himself?

Multiple Choice

Which event best explains why members of the Roman Senate believed the only resolution to the problem of Julius Caesar was to assassinate him?

• Caesar declared himself "dictator for life"

• Caesar established Cleopatra as surrogate ruler in Egypt

• Caesar's pursuit of Pompey into Greece

• Caesar's defeat at the Battle of Pharsalus

Multiple Choice

Which Roman leader was declared "Dictator for Life" and died the same year?

• Julius Caesar

• Marc Antony

• Octavian

• Marcus Aurelius

Multiple Choice

Which individual best completes the graphic?

• Julius Caesar

• Crassus

• Augustus Caesar

• Pompey

Multiple Choice

What is the best title for this list?

• Causes for the Decline of the Roman Republic

• Causes for the Decline of the Roman Empire

• Results of Alexander the Great's Conquests

• Causes of the Punic Wars

Multiple Select

Identify the causes of the decline of the Roman Republic

• Spread of slavery in the agricultural system

• Migration of small farmers into cities

• Civil war over the power of Julius Caesar

• Devaluation of Roman currency

• Hannibal invaded the Italian Peninsula

Multiple Select

Identify the causes of the decline of the Roman Republic

• Spread of slavery in the agricultural system

• Migration of small farmers into cities

• Civil war over the power of Julius Caesar

• Devaluation of Roman currency

• Trade and wealth expanded in the Roman Empire

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a cause of the decline of the Roman Republic?

• Rise of the Christian religion

• Inflation

• Civil wars

• Increase and the spread of slavery to farming areas

Multiple Choice

This timeline describes the life of

• Marcus Aurelius

• Julius Caesar

• Augustus Caesar

• Marc Antony

WHI 6 Roman Empire and Pax Romana

by Andrew Henson

Multiple Choice

Using the timeline, Pax Romana began under the rule of which ruler?

• Augustus

• Diocletian

• Constantine

• Theodosius

Multiple Choice

The Roman term "triumvirate" refers to

• a government of three military leaders

• a government of three Senators

• a dictatorship

• three major religions of an Empire

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best completes the shaded part of the diagram?

• Defeated Marc Antony

• Declared himself dictator for life

• Assassinated by a group of senators

• Conquered Gaul

Multiple Choice

The Empire Age of Rome began under which individual?

• Caesar Augustus

• Marc Antony

• Julius Caesar

• Constantine

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What is the name of Rome's first emperor?

Multiple Choice

Who is recognized as Rome's first emperor?

• Augustus Caesar

• Julius Caesar

• Hannibal

• Marc Antony

Multiple Choice

Identify the Roman Emperor that laid the foundation for the Pax Romana

• Augustus Caesar

• Julius Caesar

• Marc Antony

• Constantine

Multiple Choice

Which statement best describes the two hundred years following the rule of Augustus Caesar?

• The Roman Republic experienced a time of peace and prosperity

• The Roman Republic plunged into an economic depression

• The citizens of the Roman Republic revolted against the government

• The citizens of the Roman Republic were plagued by disease and war

Multiple Choice

Pax Romana refers to Rome's

• civil War

• slave revolts

• peace and prosperity

• classical art

Multiple Choice

One characteristic of the Pax Romana was widespread

• cultural decline

• political conflict

• social equality

• economic prosperity

Multiple Choice

Which statement best describes the political structure of the Roman Empire under Augustus Caesar?

• The Roman Empire was unified and enlarged under Augustus Caesar's imperial authority

• The Roman Empire was disunified and enlarged under Augustus Caesar's imperial authority

• The Roman Empire was disunified and reduced under Augustus Caesar's imperial authority

• The Roman Empire was unified and reduced under Augustus Caesar's imperial authority

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best completes the shaded part of the graphic?

• Attempted to bring stability to Rome

• Referred to as First Citizen

• Came to power by force

• Defeated Marc Antony

Multiple Choice

Which statement is true about both Julius Caesar and Augustus Caesar?

• Each leader implemented a series of economic and political reforms

• Each leader declared himself dictator for life

• Each leader established long periods of peace and prosperity

• Each leader was assassinated by members of the Senate

Multiple Select

Select the purposes for taxes within the Roman Empire under Augustus

• Maintain public roads and monuments

• Pay for soldiers' military service

• Purchased slaves for the empire

• Pay debts owed to Carthage

• Building of religious temples

Multiple Choice

Which of the following taxes were paid by citizens in Rome and Italy?

• Indirect taxes on slaves, goods, and inheritance

• Direct taxes based on population and military need

• Did not have to pay taxes on goods due to their wealth

Multiple Choice

Which of the following taxes were paid by citizens in Roman Provinces?

• Indirect taxes on slaves, goods, and inheritance

• Direct taxes based on population and military need

• Did not have to pay taxes on goods due to their wealth

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What term refers to the 200 years of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire?

Fill in the Blank

How many years did the Pax Romana last?

Multiple Choice

The term "Pax Romana" refers to the

• two hundred years of peace in Rome

• years of the rule under Octavian

• years of rule under Julius Caesar

• years after the fall of Rome

Multiple Choice

Which action best completes this diagram?

• Prohibition of money lending

• Limitation of economic regulations

• Adoption of uniform currency

• Control of price levels

Multiple Choice

Which impact of the Pax Romana benefited the economy of the Roman Empire?

• Establishment of a uniform system of money

• Increased emphasis on the family

• Civil war over the power of Julius Caesar

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What term, having to do with coins, helped trade expand throughout the Roman Empire?

Multiple Choice

Which economic improvement allowed trade to expand within the Roman Empire?

• The establishment of a common currency throughout the empire

• The collection of taxes on all goods exported to East Asia

• The creation of a civil service system throughout the empire

• The creation of laws to further separate the patricians and plebeians

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best completes the graphic?

• Use of a common currency

• Increased emphasis on the family

• Creation of the civil service

• Increased inflation in the empire

Multiple Choice

Which is an economic impact that the Pax Romana had on the Roman civilization?

• The Pax Romana created a uniform system of money

• The Pax Romana ended the period of prosperity

• The Pax Romana led to the decline of trade with other regions

• The Pax Romana increased crime along Roman roads

Multiple Choice

How did the Pax Romana impact trade throughout the Roman Empire?

• It allowed for safe travel and trade on Roman roads

• It created a period of instability for Roman merchants

• It ended trade throughout the empire

• It decreased the value of the Roman goods

Multiple Choice

How did the guaranteed safety of travel on Roman roads affect the economy during the Pax Romana?

• Prices decreased due to competition

• It expanded trade and promoted prosperity

• It increased agricultural production

• Citizens migrated to the cities

Multiple Choice

How did the legal system help Rome as it moved from republic to empire?

• It created relative stability for most Romans

• It provided for corrupt leadership in the empire

• It allowed for Rome to gain new territory

• It increased the rights of slaves

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The legal code of Rome was codified in the ______ ______

Multiple Choice

How did the Twelve Tables of Law impact the Roman Empire?

• It established a set of codified laws for the citizens of the Roman Empire

• It established a set of laws to grant freedoms to the Patricians

• It created a uniform system of money throughout the Roman Empire

• It created equality among the social classes of the Roman empire

Multiple Choice

The Pax Romana period impacted politics throughout the Roman Empire by

• creating government jobs for the unemployed

• devastating the economy to pay for wars

• restricting trade with foreign empires

• ending the influence of Greek culture

Multiple Choice

Which of the following goes under "Social Impacts"?

• Created a civil service

  Created a uniform rule of law

• Promoted prosperity and stability

  Guaranteed safe travel and trade on Roman roads

  Uniform system of money

• Returned stability to social classes

  Increased emphasis on the family

• Patricians

  Plebeians

  Slaves

Multiple Choice

Which of the following goes under "Economic Impacts"?

• Created a civil service

  Created a uniform rule of law

• Promoted prosperity and stability

  Guaranteed safe travel and trade on Roman roads

  Uniform system of money

• Returned stability to social classes

  Increased emphasis on the family

• Patricians

  Plebeians

  Slaves

Multiple Choice

Which of the following goes under "Political Impacts"?

• Created a civil service

  Created a uniform rule of law

• Promoted prosperity and stability

  Guaranteed safe travel and trade on Roman roads

  Uniform system of money

• Returned stability to social classes

  Increased emphasis on the family

• Patricians

  Plebeians

  Slaves

Multiple Choice

Which of the following goes under "Economic Impacts"?

• Created a civil service

  Created a uniform rule of law

• Promoted prosperity and stability

  Guaranteed safe travel and trade on Roman roads

  Uniform system of money

• Returned stability to social classes

  Increased emphasis on the family

• Patricians

  Plebeians

  Slaves

Multiple Choice

Which is an economic impact that the Pax Romana had on the Roman civilization?

• The Pax Romana created a uniform system of money

• The Pax Romana ended the period of prosperity

• The Pax Romana led to the decline of trade with other regions

• The Pax Romana increased crime along Roman roads

Multiple Choice

Which of the following goes under "Political Impacts"?

• Created a civil service

  Created a uniform rule of law

• Promoted prosperity and stability

  Guaranteed safe travel and trade on Roman roads

  Uniform system of money

• Returned stability to social classes

  Increased emphasis on the family

• Patricians

  Plebeians

  Slaves

Multiple Choice

Identify the answer option that best replaces the question mark

• Developed a uniform rule of law

• Increased emphasis on the family

• Returned stability to social classes

• Established uniform system of money, which helped expand trade

Multiple Choice

Which of the following goes under "Social Impacts"?

• Created a civil service

  Created a uniform rule of law

• Promoted prosperity and stability

  Guaranteed safe travel and trade on Roman roads

  Uniform system of money

• Returned stability to social classes

  Increased emphasis on the family

• Patricians

  Plebeians

  Slaves

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of Pax Romana?

• Dividing of the Empire into two parts

• Building of roads

• Development of uniform law

• Prosperity and stability

Multiple Choice

True or False: Most Roman men and women chose who they married for themsleves

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

According to the quote, how can marriage during the Roman Empire best be described?

• Most marriages were arranged by families

• Wives were considered equals to their husbands

• Husbands held a subordinate role in the family

• Most marriages were annulled by family members

WHI 6.5 Roman Culture

by Andrew Henson

Multiple Choice

Which area of contribution would go next to "Achievements of Ptolemy"?

• Science

• Medicine

• Religion

• Law

• Technology

Fill in the Blank

Ptolemy came up with the __________ model of the universe, with Earth at its center

Multiple Choice

In which field did Ptolemy prove to be an expert?

• Geography

• History

• Religion

• Architecture

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was an achievement of Roman architecture?

• The Pantheon

• The Parthenon

• The Hagia Sophia

• The Great Ziggurat

Multiple Choice

What was the purpose of the Pantheon?

• It served as a temple to all of the gods of ancient Rome

• It was an amphitheater used for gladiator contests

• It served as a marketplace in the center of Rome

• It was the location of many government offices

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In which city was the Forum located?

Multiple Choice

Which structure was built as a marketplace in the center of Rome?

• Forum

• Colosseum

• Pantheon

• Tabularium

Multiple Choice

Which number marks the location of this building?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Choice

The photograph is from which field of Roman achievement?

• Engineering

• Religion

• Government

• Literature

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What did aqueducts carry across far distances?

Multiple Choice

How did this new form of technology impact ancient Rome?

• It provided clean water to public baths and water systems in the empire

• It provided a central location for spectators to observe the gladiators fight to their death

• It provided a place for citizens to trade and meet with people for official business

• It provided a place for Romans to worship all of the pagan gods of the empire

Multiple Choice

Identify what technology best replaces the shaded area on the table

• Aqueducts

• Achievements of Ptolemy

• Medical schools

• Romance languages

Multiple Choice

What was the purpose of this structure?

• to defend a city

• to practice religion

• to make travel easier

• to carry water

Multiple Choice

The Colosseum served as

• an amphitheater for gladiator contests

• a marketplace in the center of Rome

• a temple to the gods of ancient Rome

• a site for religious worship

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What city was The Colosseum located in?

Multiple Choice

The Aeneid was written by

• Virgil

• Homer

• Ptolemy

• Aeneas

Multiple Choice

In which field did Virgil make significant contributions?

• Literature

• Astronomy

• Medicine

• Government

Multiple Choice

As the illustration depicts, art in Rome can be described as

• realistic

• primative

• idealistic

• religious

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Which language was used by the Roman Empire?

Multiple Choice

What was the official language of the Roman Empire?

• Latin

• Greek

• Romanian

• French

Fill in the Blank

What building material was developed and used by the Romans?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was a new building material used by the Romans?

• Concrete

• Marble

• Sandstone

• Clay

Multiple Select

Select two of the many influences Greek culture had on the Roman Empire

• Romans adopted Greek mythology

• Romans emulated Greek architecture

• Romans emulated Greek practices of combat

• Romans adopted monotheistic beliefs

• Romans assimilated to Greek culture

Multiple Select

Select two of the many influences Greek culture had on the Roman Empire

• Romans adopted Greek mythology

• Romans emulated Greek architecture

• Romans emulated Greek practices of combat

• Romans commandeered Greek war ships

• Romans assimilated to Greek culture

Multiple Choice

Which area of contribution would go next to "Achievements of Ptolemy"?

• Science

• Medicine

• Religion

• Law

• Technology

Multiple Choice

Which area of contribution would go next to "Emphasis on public health"?

• Science

• Medicine

• Religion

• Law

• Technology

Multiple Choice

Which area of contribution would go next to "Roman mythology; adoption of Christianity"?

• Science

• Medicine

• Religion

• Law

• Technology

Multiple Choice

Which area of contribution would go next to "Principle of 'innocent until proven guilty'"?

• Science

• Medicine

• Religion

• Law

• Technology

Multiple Choice

Which area of contribution would go next to "Roads, aqueducts, and arches"?

• Science

• Medicine

• Religion

• Law

• Technology

WHI 6.7 Religion, Mythology, and Christianity In Rome

by Andrew Henson

Multiple Choice

The religious beliefs of the early Romans were influenced by the

• Greeks

• Chinese

• Latins

• Egyptians

Multiple Choice

The religion of ancient Rome was influenced by which civilization?

• Greece

• Mesopotamia

• Persia

• Egypt

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Was early Roman religion monotheistic or polytheistic?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the religion of ancient Rome?

• Polytheistic, based on nature

• Monotheistic, based on the Hebrew god

• Polytheistic, based on the gods of Persia

• They believed in no gods

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Who was the king of the Roman gods?

Multiple Choice

Which Roman deity was worshipped as the king of the gods?

• Jupiter

• Juno

• Apollo

• Minerva

Multiple Choice

Zeus is to Greek mythology as

• Jupiter is to Roman mythology

• Apollo is to Roman mythology

• Venus is to Roman mythology

• Juno is to Roman mythology

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Who was the Roman goddess of Marriage?

Multiple Choice

The Romans believed that Juno was the

• wife of Jupiter and patron of Rome

• goddess of the hunt and wild animals

• goddess of love

• goddess of wisdom and poetry

Multiple Choice

Which individual best replaces the shaded part of the graphic?

• Juno

• Hera

• Venus

• Minerva

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Who was the Roman god of the Sun?

Multiple Choice

The Roman deity known as the sun-god was

• Apollo

• Jupiter

• Minerva

• Juno

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Who was the Roman goddess of hunting and wild animals?

Multiple Choice

Which Roman god or goddess was believed to have power over the hunt and wild animals?

• Diana

• Juno

• Venus

• Minerva

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What was Minerva the Roman goddess of?

Multiple Choice

The Romans worshipped Minerva as the goddess of

• wisdom and poetry

• marriage

• love

• the hunt and wild animals

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What was Venus the Roman goddess of?

Multiple Choice

Which phrase best describes Venus?

• Roman goddess of love

• Greek goddess of war

• Roman goddess of farming

• Egyptian goddess of love

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What was Neptune the Roman god of?

Multiple Select

Select the Roman gods

• Jupiter

• Hermes

• Juno

• Apollo

• Artemis

Multiple Select

Select the Roman gods

• Venus

• Poseidon

• Minerva

• Diana

• Hera

Multiple Select

Select the Roman gods

• Jupiter

• Hermes

• Minerva

• Apollo

• Aphrodite

Multiple Select

Select the Roman gods

• Jupiter

• Juno

• Minerva

• Apollo

• Venus

Multiple Select

Select the Roman gods

• Diana

• Juno

• Minerva

• Artemis

• Venus

Multiple Choice

Which of the following were Roman gods or goddesses?

• Jupiter and Venus

• Poseidon and Artemis

• Athena and Hera

• Zeus and Hades

Multiple Choice

What common theme was found in most ancient Roman art and literature?

• The symbols and images were based on gods and goddesses

• The symbols and images were based on leaders and warriors

• The symbols and images were based on nature

• The symbols were based on history

Multiple Choice

Which title best describes this list?

• Roman Gods and Goddesses

• Greek Gods and Goddesses

• Egyptian Gods and Goddesses

• Carthaginian Gods and Goddesses

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Which religion began during the Roman Empire?

Multiple Choice

What new world religion began during the Roman Empire?

• Christianity

• Islam

• Judaism

• Buddhism

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Which religion is Christianity rooted in?

Multiple Choice

What religion's origins are rooted from Judaism?

• Christianity

• Roman mythology

• Greek mythology

• Buddhism

Fill in the Blank

Christianity and Judaism both believe in:

One god?

Many gods?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best completes the shaded area on the diagram?

• Belief in one god

• Led by Jesus of Nazareth

• Spread by the Apostles

• Belief that Jesus is the Messiah

Multiple Choice

Who was believed to be the leader of Christians in the Roman Empire?

• Jesus

• Paul

• Jupiter

• Apollo

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What word (that describes savior) is Jesus called?

Multiple Choice

Christianity teaches that the Messiah is

• Jesus

• Muhammed

• Moses

• Buddha

Multiple Choice

The major difference between Judaism and Christianity is that Christians believe

• Jesus is the son of God

• Jesus is only a prophet

• Christianity is polytheistic

• Jesus and Abraham were both sons of God

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What word refers to the concept of Jesus rising from the dead in the Christian religion?

Multiple Choice

Christianity believes in the concept of the resurrection, which is

• Jesus rising from the dead

• Israel rising to overthrow Rome

• Christians rising to overthrow Judaism

• Eternal life for those who believe

Multiple Select

Select the beliefs of Christianity about Jesus of Nazareth?

• God's Son

• Messiah

• Salvation for those who believe

• Resurrected after the third day

• A god

Multiple Select

Select the beliefs of Christianity about Jesus of Nazareth?

• God's Son

• Messiah

• Salvation for those who believe

• Resurrected after the third day

• An angel

Multiple Select

Select the beliefs of Christianity about Jesus

• God's Son

• Messiah

• Son of many gods

• Military leader

Multiple Choice

In Christianity, what is meant by the word "salvation"?

• It means that people who believe in Jesus Christ and accept him will be saved from the evils of death

• It is when Christians rescue each other from non-Christians

• It is when Jesus Christ saved the apostles, who believed in Him, from being persecuted for their beliefs

• It is when Christians saved Jesus from being persecuted by the Romans

Multiple Select

Which of the following are characteristics of Christianity?

• Monotheistic

• Polytheistic

• Roots in Judaism

• Roots in Islam

• Life after death

Multiple Choice

What is the fundamental difference between Christianity and the religion of the ancient Roman Empire?

• Christianity's fundamental belief in one god conflicts with the belief in many gods of the ancient Roman Empire

• The religious beliefs of the Roman Empire stem from Judaism while Christianity was created independently of Judaism

• Christians do not believe that Jesus was the Messiah while most Romans believed Jesus was the Son of God

• The religious beliefs of the ancient Roman Empire include the belief in life after death which conflicts with the Christian belief in reincarnation

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What was the term for people who carried the message of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire?

Multiple Choice

Which statement best explains why Christianity became popular in the Roman Empire?

• The Apostles carried the message throughout the empire

• The belief in one god was popular throughout the empire

• It was very similar to the polytheistic beliefs of the empire

• It established Jesus as the Son and incarnation of God

Multiple Choice

The early martyrs that inspired others throughout the Roman Empire also aided in the spread of

• Christianity

• Judaism

• Islam

• Roman mythology

Multiple Choice

All of the following contributed to the spread of Christianity EXCEPT

• the acceptance of Jesus as one of many Roman gods

• the popularity of the Christian doctrine

• the inspiration of early martyrs

• the message being delivered by the Apostles

Multiple Choice

Paul of the Christian Bible was NOT

• a prophet

• an apostle

• an evangelist

• a missionary

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Which religious group was persecuted during the Roman Empire?

Multiple Choice

According to the quote, which group was most likely persecuted during the Roman Empire for their religious beliefs?

• Christians

• Jews

• Patricians

• Greeks

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Name a holy text of Christianity

Multiple Choice

Which text correctly identifies the teachings of Christianity?

• New Testament

• Torah

• Quran

• Vedas

Multiple Choice

Why is the New Testament considered a sacred text for Christians?

• It is about the life and teachings of Jesus

• It explains the process for identifying the future Messiah

• It supports the polytheistic beliefs of the Roman Empire

• It discusses the fundamental belief of reincarnation

Multiple Choice

Which event proved to be a crucial step in extending Christianity throughout the Mediterranean world?

• Christianity was made legal throughout the Roman Empire

• Jesus of Nazareth was proclaimed the Messiah

• Rome's first emperor converted to Christianity

• The rise of the Roman Empire in Europe and Asia

Multiple Choice

Which statement best completes the graphic?

• Increased loyalty to the Church

• Decline in popularity of Christianity

• Increased popularity of polytheistic religions

• Decline in Church's authority

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Which Roman Emperor made Christianity legal during the Roman Empire?

Multiple Choice

How did the Emperor Constantine contribute to the development of Christianity?

• He converted to Christianity and made it legal throughout the empire

• As one of the Apostles, he helped spread the Christian doctrine throughout the empire

• He was responsible for the genocide of non-Christian believers

• He moved the capital of the empire from Constantinople to Rome

Multiple Choice

Which statement reflects the impact of this quote?

• Freedom of religion was granted to all Christian believers of the late Roman Empire

• The Edict established freedom of religion on the condition that Christians would worship privately

• Freedom of religion was granted only to those who had been persecuted prior to the Edict being issued

• Freedom of religion was granted to monotheistic religoins and ended the worship of many gods

Multiple Choice

Which official doctrine ended the persecution of Christians?

• The Edict of Milan

• The Twelve Tables of Law

• Pax Romana

• The Ten Commandments

Multiple Choice

What did Constantine paint on the shields of his soldiers before a crucial battle in 312 C.E.?

• A Christian symbol

• A Pagan symbol

• The Star of David

• The bust of Constantine

Multiple Choice

Which emperor converted to Christianity and made it legal for the citizens of the Roman Empire to convert as well

• Constantine

• Julius Caesar

• Augustus Caesar

• Theodosius

Multiple Choice

Which individual is most responsible for the events listed in the timeline?

• Constantine

• Jesus

• Diocletian

• Paul

Multiple Choice

Where was the center of Christianity located during the later days of the Roman Empire?

• Constantinople

• Jerusalem

• Rome

• Greece

Multiple Choice

After the fall of Rome, the most unifying force in the lives of the people of western Europe was the

• church

• monarch

• military

• schools

Multiple Choice

Which major impact did the Church of Rome have on the Roman Empire?

• The Church of Rome provided guidance in helping people lead a moral life

• The religious leaders emphasized loyalty to the emperor over the Church of Rome

• The political decisions of the Church of Rome led many people to convert to polytheistic religions

• Civil war between the Church of Rome and Constantinople destroyed stability in Western Europe

Multiple Choice

Which area of contribution would go next to "Roman mythology; adoption of Christianity"?

• Science

• Medicine

• Religion

• Law

• Technology

Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes the views of the Old Testament?

• To take equal retaliation against one's enemy

• To forgive one's enemy

• To become indifferent to one's enemy

Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes the views of the New Testament?

• To take equal retaliation against one's enemy

• To forgive one's enemy

• To become indifferent to one's enemy

WHI 6.8 Fall of Rome

by Andrew Henson

Multiple Choice

All of the following are reasons for the decline of the Roman Empire EXCEPT

• the growth of the Roman Catholic Church

• internal problems

• the split of the empire

• outside invasions

Multiple Choice

Which cause best completes the graphic?

• Devaluation of Roman currency

• Denial of Non-Romans in the military

• Continued growth of Christianity

• Development of a uniform law code

Multiple Choice

What is the best title for the graphic?

• Social Factors that Led to the Fall of the Roman Empire

• Political Factors that Led to the Fall of the Roman Empire

• Economic Factors that Led to the Fall of the Roman Empire

• Military Factors that Led to the Fall of the Roman Empire

Multiple Choice

Which number accurately labels the capital of the Roman Empire after it was moved by Constantine?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Choice

The capital of the Roman Empire moved in 330 A.D. (C.E.) because the new location

• could be defended more easily than Rome

• had a much larger population

• was more centrally located within the empire

• on the Mediterranean made it easily accessible

Multiple Choice

Which city became the new capital of the Roman Empire after it was moved to Byzantium?

• Constantinople

• Jerusalem

• Carthage

• Moscow

Multiple Choice

The Roman Empire was divided into two parts by which emperor?

• Diocletian

• Justinian

• Constantine

• Theodora

Multiple Choice

Which Roman Emperors tried to save and restore the power of Rome?

• Diocletian and Constantine

• Justinian and Theodora

• Augustus and Julius Caesar

• Marcus Aurelius and Constantine

Multiple Choice

Why did the Roman Empire's army experience a decline in discipline?

• Membership in the army began to include non-Romans

• Weak military leaders were able to gain power

• Membership in the army began to decline

• Government officials did not provide adequate supplies

Multiple Choice

As a result of the fall of the Roman Empire, Western Europe

• entered a period of chaos and weak central government control

• was taken over by the Byzantine Empire

• returned to a republican government and provided stability to the region

• was conquered and controlled by the Muslims