Ancient Rome 6th

Which feature of ancient Rome made it a republic?

• the absence of a king or an emperor

• equality for all adult male citizens

• right to free speech in civic events

• rule of law elected by representatives

Rome's legal code provides the basis for many laws and principles we use today. Two examples include

• the right of appeal and own slaves.

• the right of appeal and own slaves.

• the right to a good education and the right of personal property.

• the right of an accused person to defend themselves and the right to vote.

The Twelve Tables was ancient writing that formed the foundation for Roman

• laws.

• religion

• health code.

• military protocol.

A major contribution of the Roman Republic to Western European culture was the

• concept of government by laws.

• rejection of the concept of slavery.

• establishment of agricultural communes.

• belief that political power should be controlled by the government.

What was the MOST important instrument of government in the Roman Republic?

• emperor

• magistrates

• the triumvirate

• legislative assemblies

Which of these is the MOST accurate geographic description of the center of the Roman Empire?

• mountains to the north, water to the east, south, and west

• mountains to the north, desert to the south, water to the east and west

• desert to the north, water to the south, mountains to the east and west

• water to the north, desert to the south and west, mountains to the east

The Roman geography made it ideal for producing what staple agricultural products?

• beef, chicken, fish

• grain, grapes, olives

• citrus, potatoes, yams

• nuts, tomatoes, vegetables

Which of these played the BIGGEST role in helping communication within the Roman Republic?

• banning of slavery

• irrigation systems

• mountains to the north

• a network of good roads

Which of these BEST describes how the Roman Empire's location led to its economic success?

• It was the center of the Columbian Exchange.

• It was unnecessary to be nomadic so they could build larger cities.

• The fur and silk trade made the Romans wealthier than other empires.

• There were many outlets to water, giving them greater access to trade.

Unlike the native territory of Ancient Greece, the Ancient Roman homeland

• had many ports suitable for trade.

• had no way to access the Mediterranean Sea.

• had a large amount of land suitable for farming.

• had no natural barriers to prevent invading forces.