Ancient Rome

What is a patrician?

• A group of judges

• A small group of powerful and wealthy nobles

• Three Roman leaders

• A group of ordinary Roman citizens

Who did Rome fight in the Punic Wars?

• Egypt

• Persia

• Carthage

• Athens

How many Punic wars were there?

• 7

• 3

• 1

• 2

Who were the Plebians?

• A wealthy and powerful group of nobles

• A group of soldiers

• The founders of ancient Rome

• Ordinary (non-wealthy) Roman citizens

True or False: Plebeians protested for equal rights by going on strike.

• True

• False

Rome was successful in terms of trade because:

• Caesar's calendar

• Hannibal's Invasion

• Nero's Leadership

• They used a common system of money

What is the correct definition for, "veto"

• To forbid or reject

• Head of a government

• A person with absolute power to rule

• A Carthaginian ship

True or False: Rome's lower class saw Julius Caesar as a terrible leader.

• True

• False

Which of the following are reforms/ achievements made by Julius Caesar

• Gave citizenship to more people

• Created a 12-month calendar

• Completely ended slave labor

• Overthrew the senate

The Twelve Tables explained the legal rights to which two groups of Romans?

• Greeks and Romans

• Consuls and Triumvirate

• Plebeians and Patricians

• Slaves and Soldiers