Ancient Rome

A form of government where the power is held by the people and their elected representatives.

• Republic

• Democracy

• Tyranny

• Aristocracy

Who was at the very top of the hierarchy of Ancient Rome?

• Plebeians

• Merchants

• Senators

• Landowners

A fluid document, constantly evolving and changing based on new laws of the repeal of older laws. From this document came the concept of checks and balances, something that is still alive today.

• Law of Nations

• Roman Constitution

• Twelve Tables

• Ten Commandments

Who was considered one of the greatest military strategists of all-time, with many achievements in warfare and a flair for the creative? (used war elephants)

• Julius Caesar

• General Aemilianus

• Octavious Caesar

• Hannibal Barca

How many emperors did Ancient Rome have under the watch of Caesar Augustus?

• 7

• 5

• 3

• 10

When the Roman Republic began to experience troubles, a political alliance formed between three important and popular men. What was this called?

• Triumvirate

• Social Alliance

• Treaty

• Declaration of Unity

Who were the bottom two tiers of the social heirarchy of Ancient Rome?

• Merchants and Craftspeople

• Farmers and Landowners

• Freedmen and Slaves

• Traders and Executive Officers

Who led the Roman army into battles, and they were also tasked with running the government?

• Executive Officers

• Generals

• Senators

• Consuls

What was the first code of laws in Ancient Rome called?

• Law of Nations

• Twelve Tables

• Roman Constitution

• Ten Commandments

What did the Romans do to the city of Carthage? Check all!

• People were sold into slavery

• Burned the entire city to the ground

• Demolished all of the buildings

• Stole all of the people possessions