Ancient Rome Review

What is the shape of the peninsula where this country is located?

• Shaped like a square

• Shaped like a high-heeled boot

• Shaped like a circle

• Shaped like a triangle

Where are the two major mountain ranges located in this country?

• The Alps in the south and the Apennines in the north

• The Alps in the east and the Apennines in the west

• The Alps in the north and the Apennines in the south

• The Alps in the west and the Apennines in the east

What was the impact of this country's location on a peninsula in southern Europe?

• It led to the development of mountain climbing as a major industry.

• It created a landlocked culture with little interaction with other cultures.

• It led to the development of sea-faring traders.

• It isolated the country from the rest of Europe.

Rome extends into which sea:

• The Mediterranean Sea

• The Black Sea

• The Ionian Sea and the Aegean Sea

• The Caspian Sea

Which river is mentioned in the image as providing fresh water for the country?

• Nile River

• Amazon River

• Yangtze River

• Tiber River

Which regions did sea traders from Rome travel to?

• Greece, Spain, northern Africa, and kingdoms of Asia

• Scandinavia, Britain, eastern Africa, and kingdoms of South America

• Egypt, Mesopotamia, southern Africa, and kingdoms of North America

• India, China, central Africa, and kingdoms of Europe

What was one of the materials used in the construction of long-lasting roads?

• Wood

• Plastic

• Concrete

• Glass

What was the purpose of the aqueducts or channels mentioned in the text?

• To carry soldiers to battlefields

• To transport goods between cities

• To carry fresh water from the mountains to the cities

• To provide a pathway for religious pilgrimages

The following are all achievements of Rome except:

• Roads

• Aqueducts

• Concrete

• Paper

How was society divided according to the image?

• Into three groups: the patricians, the plebeians, and the slaves

• Into two groups: the senators and the commoners

• Into two groups: the patricians, wealthy leaders, and plebeians, the common people

• Into multiple classes based on occupation and wealth