Exploring the Governance of Ancient Rome's Republic

The video explores the founding of Rome by Romulus and its evolution into a republic. It details the Roman political system, including the roles of various magistracies and the Senate. The influence of the Roman people through assemblies and voting is highlighted, along with the Republic's legacy and impact on future governance systems.

Who was the legendary founder of Rome?

• Julius Caesar

• Romulus

• Remus

• Augustus

What does 'res publica' mean in Latin?

• Empire

• Kingdom

• Public thing

• Senate

What was the cursus honorum?

• A career path for politicians

• A series of public games

• A religious ceremony

• A type of Roman military unit

Which office was responsible for the state treasury?

• Quaestor

• Praetor

• Consul

• Aedile

How many consuls were elected each year?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• One

Who could convene the Senate and propose laws?

• Quaestors

• Praetors

• Tribunes

• Aediles

What was the main role of the Roman Senate?

• To manage the state treasury

• To propose new laws

• To oversee religious ceremonies

• To command the army

Which assembly elected the praetors and consuls?

• Tribal Assembly

• Council of Plebs

• Centuriate Assembly

• Senate

What was a 'new man' in Roman politics?

• A senator from a non-noble family

• A wealthy merchant

• A newly elected consul

• A military commander

What was the significance of the voting ballot introduced in Rome?

• It allowed women to vote

• It reduced the number of assemblies

• It increased the power of the Senate

• It made votes anonymous