Rome test

Which city caused Rome problems in the Mediterranean region?

• Alexandria

• Julian

• Rome

• Carthage

Slavery became important to Rome's agricultural production

• When Rome's military conquests affects the economic and social structures of the Roman Republic

• When Caesar's military conquests affects the senators of the Roman Republic

• When the land was divided after Caesar's death

• There was no slavery in Rome

 Which form of government makes up the roman republic? 

 

• Monarchy

• Democracy

• both

• none of the above

How did citizenship around Rome vary?

• Latinas near the Tiber were full citizens everyone else was a half-citizen, except slaves 

• Latinas were full citizens everywhere

• Everyone except plebeians were half citizens

• No one was considered a full citizen except for royals

2 people who could serve for 1 year

• This makes up the consul

• This makes up the Triumvirate

• This makes up the Patricians

• This makes up the plebeians

Who could recommend you for the senate?

• The Military

• The Censor

• The People

• The slaves

Marc Antony was married to Octavian's sister and this

• Helps him become friends with Caesar

• Take over Octavian in the 2nd Triumvirate

• Take over Nero in the 2nd Triumvirate

• Become allies with Octavian in the 2nd Triumvirate

Slavery became widespread putting small farmers out of work

• This affected the  economy of Rome

• This affected the  social class system of Rome

• This affected the  production of homes in Rome

• This affected noting

What traits in the first triumvirate should have given them the ability to successfully lead Rome?

• Crasuss had money

• Pompey was a military general

• Julius Caeser had the love/respect of the people

• All of the above

Summarize 265-44 BC Rome

• Julius Caesar is killed and there is a decrease in the power of the military

• The rise of Julius Caesar and decreased power of the military

• The rise of Julius Caesar, increased power of the military, people become full citizens

• Civil war, the rise of Julius Caesar, increased power of the military