Worksheets300 Ce and Rome
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Where is Rome located?
Central America
Italian Peninsula
North Africa
Iberia
What is the climate of Rome like?
Cold and dry winters
Heavily forested with high rainfall in the West
Hot/dry Summers; mild/rainy winters
Mild/rainy Summers; cold Winters
A place where people of different cultures meet and exchange products, ideas, and technologies is called a ...
City
Swap meet
Marketplace
Site of Encounter
All of the following were conquered by the Romans EXCEPT...
Scots
Egyptians
Arabs
Gauls
Rome had to import grain and oil to feed how many people?
1 to 2 hundred thousand
5 million
1 to 2 hunded
1 to 2 million
Some great thinkers of Rome include the following except
Homer
Pliny the Elder
Plutarch
Virgil
The wealthy of Rome purchased items like...
Silk, jewels, medicines, and animals
Cotton, wood, drink, and plants
Wool, steaks, soda, and paint
Concrete, wood, furs, and land
Rome's prosperity was based on
Hard work and education
Fairness and equality
Conquest and slaves
Bigotry and ignorance
Philosophy means
the rational investigation of the truths and principles of being, knowledge, or conduct.
The way someone lives their life.
What someone believes
The asking of questions that have no real answer.
The definition of slavery is
The keeping of slaves as a practice or institution.
Being a prisoner.
Working too hard.
The setting free of prisoners.
The trade route between Central Asia and China is called
The Silk Road
The Wool Route
The Chinese Trail
The Mediterranean Way
The following items were traded along the trade routes.
Products, ideas, and technologies
Goods, services, and theories.
Weapons, thoughts, and fish
Very little of any value.
The following were major empires in 300 CE EXCEPT...
Sasinian Persia
Gupta Empire
Roman Empire
British Empire
The city of Teotihuacan was located in
Central Mexico
Central Italy
Central Ghana
Central Gaul
This city-state had trade routes from Peru to Chile
Teotihuacan
Mexico City
Cuzco
Tiahuanaco
Afro-Eurasia and the Americas had these in common. Select all that are correct.
Trade routes and empires
Agriculture and regional trade.
Transatlantic and Trans-oceanic trade
Metallurgy and gunpowder
