Ancient Rome Review Test Part 2

What was the primary purpose of the Roman aqueducts? (p. 1)

• To serve as defensive walls

• To provide freshwater to urban areas

• To act as bridges for foot traffic

• To mark the boundaries of the empire

Why did the Roman government mint coins for use throughout the entire empire? (p. 1)

• To display the Emperor's face

• To collect higher taxes

• To make it easier to buy and sell goods

• To replace the bartering of livestock

What was a major importance of the large network of Roman roads? (p. 1)

• They were built to impress foreign visitors.

• They helped troops and goods get to where they were needed.

• They were used primarily for religious processions.

• They provided a place for citizens to socialize.

Which architectural element was most heavily influenced by the ancient Romans? (p. 1)

• Pyramids

• Columns

• Arches

• Thatch roofing

What is the best conclusion regarding the connection between Greek and Roman gods? (p. 2)

• They were completely unrelated.

• They shared similar roles but had different names.

• Romans ignored Greek religion entirely.

• Greek gods were based on Roman leaders.

In what way were religions in Rome and Greece similar? (p. 2)

• They were both monotheistic.

• Each deity controlled a certain aspect of life.

• Religion was only practiced by the wealthy.

• They did not believe in an afterlife.

Which of these played an important role in the everyday life of both Greeks and Romans? (p. 2)

• Philosophy

• Democracy

• Religion

• Scientific experimentation

Which features of the U.S. Capitol building were inspired by Roman architecture? (p. 2)

• Skyscrapers and glass

• Arches and domes

• Wood siding and steep roofs

• Moats and drawbridges

Both Ancient Greek and Ancient Roman religions can be described as: (p. 3)

• Monotheistic

• Polytheistic

• Atheistic

• Zoroastrian

How did Christianity differ from the early religion of Rome? (p. 3)

• It was polytheistic.

• It was monotheistic.

• It banned all forms of art.

• It was only for the upper class.