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Roman Empire

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Social Studies

7th Grade

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Define: Prosperity

Successfulness, especially in financial or economic terms.

A legal term for bankruptcy proceedings.
A type of investment strategy focused on risk aversion.
A period of economic decline and hardship.

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What did Pax Romana stand for?

Pax Romana means 'Roman War'
Pax Romana refers to a Roman emperor
Pax Romana signifies 'Roman Expansion'
Pax Romana stands for 'Roman Peace'.

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Which of the following did NOT contribute to the success of the Roman military?

They fought in formations.

They had advanced weaponry.

They worked independently.

They worked together.

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What was the role of the Roman senate?

The Roman Senate elected the Emperor and controlled the army.
The Roman Senate was primarily responsible for military command.

The Roman Senate served as an advisory council and helped make decisions for the empire.

The Roman Senate focused solely on domestic policies and ignored foreign affairs.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was the main language of the Roman people?

Arabic

Latin
Spanish
French

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What was the purpose of the Roman 12 Tables?

To create a military code for Roman soldiers.
To provide a written code of laws for all citizens and protect their rights.
To outline the duties of government officials.
To establish a system of taxation for the citizens.

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Which statement is the most accurate about Roman laws?

Roman laws had severe punishments to ensure they would not be broken constantly.

Roman laws were fair and comparable to today's laws in the United States

Roman laws were easy to break but the punishments were light

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