Retake: The Classical World Pt. 2

During a history class, Charlotte asked which ancient structure is known for hosting gladiator games?

• Senate

• Aqueduct

• Colosseum

• Prison

During a school field trip, Oliver and Isla visited a facility where individuals who have committed crimes are kept. What is this facility called?

• Educating children

• Holding criminals

• Storing food

• Hosting events

In a school government simulation, what is the role of the student senate?

• To build roads

• To make laws

• To entertain citizens

• To grow crops

During a class discussion, Kai asked, "Which of the following is NOT a function of government?"

• Enforcing laws

• Building aqueducts

• Hosting gladiator games

• Collecting taxes

During a school field trip, Daniel and his classmates visited a facility. Which of the following best describes this facility?

• A place for public gatherings

• A place for detaining individuals

• A place for religious ceremonies

• A place for trade

In a classroom discussion, Jackson asked what type of government the Romans formed. What was the answer?

• Monarchy

• Dictatorship

• Republican government

• Oligarchy

How did Scarlett and Daniel manage to survive in a tough economy?

• By farming

• By trading

• By getting handouts from the government

• By working in factories

What significant action did Julius Caesar take in 48 BCE that Olivia learned about in her history class?

• He expanded the Roman Empire.

• He made himself a dictator.

• He reformed the Roman laws.

• He built a new capital.

Avery is studying Roman history and wants to know which emperor was known for trying to build a good government. Can you help Avery?

• Nero

• Caligula

• Hadrian

• Augustus

In a school play about ancient Rome, who would be cast as gladiators?

• Farmers

• Fighters

• Merchants

• Politicians