Ancient Rome

In ancient Rome, a wealthy, upper-class person was called a(n) ____.

• Julius Caesar

• Patrician

• Plebeian

• Athens

An ordinary citizen in Rome was called a(n) ____.

• Plebeian

• Patrician

• Augustus Caesar

• Colosseum

Ancient Rome had a form of government called a(n) ____ in which citizens voted for their leader.

• Republic

• Democracy

• Empire

• Dictator

A Roman general who became dictator of Rome was ____.

• Julius Caesar

• Dictator

• Augustus Caesar

• Aqueduct

The religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus and the Bible is ____.

• Christianity

• Monotheistic

• Empire

• Legacy

Many people and territories who are controlled by one government is a(n) ____.

• Empire

• Peninsula

• Republic

• Aqueduct

A contribution from the past is a(n) ____.

• Legacy

• Twelve Tables

• Greco-Roman

• Pax Romana

A person in the ancient Roman Republic appointed to rule for six months in times of emergency, with all the powers of a king was called a(n) ____.

• Dictator

• Aqueduct

• Augustus Caesar

• Athens

The time of peace which lasted 200 years was referred to as the ____.

• Pax Romana

• Greco-Roman

• Legacy

• Christianity

The first emperor of Rome was ____.

• Augustus Caesar

• Julius Caesar

• Dictator

• Rome