10.2 Review

In Ancient Rome, the common people were known as

• Consols

• Tribunes

• Patricians

• Plebeians

The Punic Wars resulted in

• massive expansion of Roman territory

• A civil war that ended the Roman Republic

• A 500 year feud between Carthage and Rome

• A reduction in trade in the Mediterranean Sea

What was the main difference between the magistrates and the consuls in the Roman Republic?

• The consuls wrote the laws, the magistrates voted on them.

• They did similar jobs but the magistrates had more power.

• The consuls controlled the military, the magistrates controlled the government.

• The consuls could veto the magistrates' decisions.

In Ancient Rome, membership in the Assembly of the people was open to

• All male citizens

• All male tribunes

• Consuls only

• Patricians only

The First Punic War began as a conflict over control of

• North Africa

• The Italian peninsula

• Carthage

• Mediterranean Trade rights

In Ancient Rome, what was the difference between the Senate and the Assembly?

• The Senate was much larger.

• The Senate were patricians, the Assembly were plebians

• Only citizens could vote in the Senate

• The Senate made laws, the Assembly voted on them.

Along with the Greeks, what other culture influenced the Romans?

• Chinese

• Etruscan

• Germanic

• Hebrews

The main legend of Remus and Romulus (founding of Rome) is contained in

• The Aeneid

• The Odyssey

• The Twelve Tables

• The Roman Constitution

In the Roman Republic, the power of the consuls could be suspended by

• A majority vote of Magistrates

• The appointment of a dictator by the Senate

• The commander of the Military

• An agreement between patricians and plebians