Ancient Rome Social Structure and History

The video introduces the Roman Empire, starting with the legend of Romulus and Remus. It explains the origins of Rome, highlighting the story of Eneas and the founding of Alba Longa. The video discusses the establishment of the monarchy, the role of the Senate, and the social classes in ancient Rome, including patricians, plebeians, and slaves. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the content.

Who were Romulus and Remus according to the legend?

• Princes of Greece

• Founders of Rome

• Kings of Egypt

• Warriors of Sparta

Which group began to gain importance around 1000 B.C. in Italy?

• The Greeks

• The Persians

• The Etruscans

• The Egyptians

Who was the first king of Rome?

• Remus

• Romulus

• Numitor

• Amulius

What was the role of the Senate during the monarchy in Rome?

• To manage trade

• To control the military

• To elect and control the kings

• To lead religious ceremonies

Which assembly represented the original tribes of Rome?

• The Patrician Assembly

• The Curiata

• The Plebeian Council

• The Senate

Who were the Patricians in ancient Rome?

• The slaves

• The noble class

• The foreign traders

• The common people

What was the main obligation of clients towards their patrician protectors?

• Religious duties

• Financial support

• Loyalty

• Military service

Who were the Plebeians in ancient Rome?

• The noble class

• The foreign traders

• The common people

• The slaves

What was strictly prohibited between different social classes in ancient Rome?

• Religious practices

• Education

• Trade

• Marriage

Who were generally the slaves in ancient Rome?

• Foreign traders

• Common people

• Prisoners of war

• Noble class