Wealthy Romans owned latifundias that didn't hire farmers. This caused poor people to move cities. Latifundia is defined as

• small strip mall

• large farming estates

• small crops

Julius Caesar brought many changes as a ruler of Rome including

• He expanded citizenship and introduced reforms that helped the poor

• Was Rome's dictator for life

• Ended the republic

• All of the above

This ruler ended fighting in the area of the Mediterranean Sea and formerly known as Octavian

• Trajan

• Pompeii

• Caesar Augustus

After Caesar Augustus took control he brought this, also known as Roman Peace, that lasted about 200 years

• Civil Laws

• Pax Romana

• Peace Treaty

The Roman road system was beneficial in what ways

• communication

• moving military goods

• trading

• all of the above

Why was the aqueduct system important to the Romans?

• It kept invaders out

• It allowed for transportation

• It brought water from the country to the city

What did Caesar do after he became dictator for life?

• He started new colonies so farmers and soldiers would have land

• He forced patricians to hire free workers instead of using slave labor

• He filled the Senate with people who supported him

• All of the above

Julius Caesar was _________ to death by his enemies led by Cassius and Brutus because they thought he wanted to be king.

When the series of "good emperors" came into power they were the most capable in Rome's history. They contributed to

• they built roads and bridges

• they introduces poor children to education programs

• built aqueducts

• all of the above