The Roman Empire Test Review

How did Julius Caesar’s dictatorship most affect Rome?

• He constructed a large bridge across the Rhine River.
• His actions ended the Roman Republic.
• He conquered Carthage and gave farmland to the poor.
• He did not have a significant affect on Rome.

Rome’s 200 years of peace was called the...

• Age of Augustus.
• Resurrection.
• Pax Romana.
• Crucifixion.

How did Augustus’s rule most affect Rome?

• Under his leadership, Romans conquered most of China.
• His rule was the beginning of the Roman Empire and the Pax Romana.
• He constructed a large temple dedicated to the god of war, Mars.
• Under his rule, Rome became a democracy.

Which is an example of how the Romans copied Greek design?

• Road systems
• Arches and vaults
• The use of quartz
• Columns and marble

How did the Romans carry water from mountains into cities?

• By combining a set of layers
• By combining a set of arches
• By building aqueducts
• By building a bridge

Roman roads were built primarily in order to allow...

• Senators to get to the Senate.
• Rome’s armies to travel through the empire.
• Merchants to travel safely.
• Slaves to travel into the countryside.

What material did the Romans invent that helped their structures last?

• Steel
• Asphalt
• Concrete
• Lime

Christianity grew out of a much older religion called...

• Hinduism.
• Islam.
• Buddhism.
• Judaism.

Christians see the ____________ as a sign that Jesus was the messiah and the Son of God.

• Salvation
• Resurrection
• Apostles
• Passover

Romans policy on other religions besides the Roman religion?

• Nothing else was allowed
• You can worship freely
• You can worship freely as long as you worship Roman gods too
• Romans were atheists bro