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WorksheetsChapter 9 Test Bye Bye Romie
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is a vault?
A broken piece of a ceiling
A curved ceiling
The foundation of a building
A cement wall
What did the Romans use to build their buildings?
Cement
Concrete
Brick and Mortar
Gingerbread
Who is Galen
Scientist in the field of Anatomy
An Astronomer
Mathematician
A Roman Emperor
Who is Ptolemy?
A Roman Emperor
Studied Anatomy
An Astronomer
A Roman Ninja
What was significant about the Roman Road System
There was a Yellow brick road that always took you to the Emperor
It was built by the upper class
It was all paved with concrete
All roads throughout the Roman Empire lead to the capital of Rome.
What is a Forum
The center of town the middle of a public center
A sheet you fill out
The title of the Roman guards
The strongest part of the Roman Army
What were the living conditions for the poor?
They were extremely well looked after
They were richer than most countries
They lived in houses that were extremely large
They lived in cramp and hazardous living conditions
Who made up the majority of Rome's citizens
The Rich/ Upper Class
The poor/ Lower class
The Nobility
The Royalty
What were two ways that the government "Kept the Peace"
They did crazy awesome back flips and gave out pancake mix
They held free circuses and gave away free bread
They gave people free money and worked on the lower classes living conditions
They lowered taxes and gave financial support
What is Paterfamilias?
A type of artistic pattern
The mother of the family
The father of the family head of the household
A type of government
What is the difference between a rich woman and a poor woman in Roman culture?
The poor woman has more freedoms
The rich woman has more freedoms
The rich woman was enslaved by her husband
The poor woman would not marry and would be more free
Who were the slaves of the Romans?
Strictly Native Americans
Prisoners of war from conquered countries
Strictly African Americans
Strictly Middle Easterners
What does AD mean
After During
Amazing Dates
Annio Domini- Year of our Lord
After Doing
Why was Commodus a bad ruler?
He was selfish and prideful
He did not listen to his elders
He did not care for his citizens
All the above
Who were the Severans?
The elders of Rome that took over for Commodus
Servants
Slaves
Elders of the Byzantine Empire
What were four serious problems that lead to the Roman Empire declining
Poor Leadership, Lack of water, Lack of food, lack of slaves
Lack of slaves, economic problems , Lack of food, lack of water
Economic problems, Poor Leadership, A Plague, Moral Ideals fail
What is economic inflation?
When the price of money rises
When you get a floaty and blow air into it until your face turns red
When the price of money goes down
When the price of change goes down
When people of the Empire stop paying their taxes how does this effect the empire?
Tougher to supply goods to the whole Empire
Less money for the army
Less money to spend on rebuilding the Empire
All the above
When the Roman Empire splits what are the two different parts of the Roman Empire?
The Western and Eastern
The Northern and Southern
The Central and Western
The Central and Upper
What is the capital of the Byzantine Empire?
Constantinople
Rome
What is the capital of the Western Empire?
Constantinople
Rome
What Germanic tribe conquers the Western capital in 410?
The Vandals
The Visigoths
The Byzantines
Which group terrorized Rome for 12 days ripping expensive metals off their buildings?
The Vandals
The Visigoths
The Byzantines
Which Germanic group overthrows the whole western Empire in 476?
The Vandals
The Visigoths
The Odoacers
Why was Constantinople very rich?
It was the center of trade during this time
Connected Europe, Africa and Asian trade markets
It was located between two seas the Mediterranean and Black sea
All the above
Why was the Byzantine Army so successful?
Their successful Calvary
Their Superior Archers
Their Superior Firepower
Their use of animals in battles
What is the importance of the Byzantine Empire?
They spread Christianity throughout their Empire
They connected Asian, European and African cultures through trade
Preserved Greek, and Roman culture
All the above
Option 2 and 3
What does Hagia Sophia mean?
Purity
Holiness
Holy Wisdom
Innocence
Who is the ruler of the Byzantine Empire that expanded the empire, created law code reform and spread Christianity by creating churches?
Julius Caeser
Augustus Caeser
Justinian
Theodora
