Lesson 3 Section 5: Roman Law, Philosophy, Citizenship 7th

What philosophy was especially popular among upper-class Romans?

• Stoicism

• Epicureanism

• Platonism

• Aristotelianism

What did Stoics believe was the one truly good thing in life?

• Fame

• Power

• Wealth

• Good character

What areas did Roman law cover?

• Marriages, inheritances, and contracts

• Only criminal law

• Only property law

• Only public law

What did the Romans believe about justice?

• It changed with each case

• It was irrelevant

• It came from a universal law of nature

• It was determined by the emperor

How did Rome's leaders extend citizenship?

• Only to men

• Only to those born in Rome

• To all free people in the empire

• Based on wealth

What is a modern-day example of Roman law influence?

• The creation of the internet

• The abolition of slavery

• Modern legal codes in France and Italy

• The use of Latin in law

What did Stoics prize over personal comfort?

• Duty and the welfare of their community

• Fame

• Wealth

• Personal achievements

What rights do all U.S. citizens enjoy, according to the Constitution?

• Rights that change every year

• The same basic rights spelled out in the Constitution

• Different rights based on their state

• Only the rights given by the state