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Facts Quiz 81-90

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Romans accepted the idea they should be ruled by written laws and not the whims of judges; this _______________ was another principle of the Roman Constitution.

a)

legalism

b)

direct democracy

c)

representative democracy

d)

Rule of Law

2.

Plebeians won a great victory with the passage of a law called the _______________, (the final principle of the Roman Constitution) which allowed them the power to pass laws.

a)

Romulus and Remus

b)

Pax Romana

c)

Lex Hortensia

d)

Roman Constitution

3.

Trade and cultural interchange grew between India, Rome, and China with the use of the _______________ trade route.

a)

cultural borrowing

b)

Silk Road

c)

Roman Marketplace

d)

plebeians

4.

The location of Rome provided _______________, _______________, and access to key _______________.

a)

natural defense, farmland, trade routes

b)

mountains, ocean, trees

c)

magistrates, senate, assemblies

d)

boats, trains, automobiles

5.

____________________, a principle of the Roman Constitution, kept any one branch of government from gaining more power than the others.

a)

Lex Hortensia

b)

Checks and balances

c)

Daoism

d)

representative democracy

6.

_______________ was a dictator in Rome, a general, and an author.

a)

Emperor Shi Huangdi

b)

Alexander the Great

c)

Julius Caesar

d)

Aristotle

7.

_______________ were the small class of wealthy families in Rome, and _______________ were members of a large class of ordinary citizens.

a)

Kings, slaves

b)

Patricians, plebeians

c)

Priests, merchants

d)

Pharaohs, artisans

8.

The three wars between Carthage and Rome are called the _______________.

a)

Peloponnesian War

b)

Persian Wars

c)

Punic Wars

d)

Civil War

9.

The government of the Roman Republic included three branches: ______________, _______________, and _______________, otherwise known as tripartite government.

a)

magistrates, senate, assemblies

b)

kings, priests, military

c)

presidential, judicial, administrative

d)

natural defense, farmland, trade routes

10.

The ____________________ set forth three important principles of government.

a)

Lex Hortensia

b)

Rule of Law

c)

Roman Constitution

d)

Legalism