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WorksheetsUnit I Test
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 11mins
What was the wealthy housing like in Ancient Rome?
Very modern with a lot of technology.
Airy, spacious, and grand.
Small and dark.
Very tall apartment buildings.
What was the housing for the poor like in Ancient Rome?
Average. They were poor, but they still had basic needs like a kitchen.
Very large and grand.
Small, dark, dirty, and dangerous.
Similar to wealthy housing today.
What is polytheism?
Belief in one god.
Belief in many gods.
What is monotheism?
Belief in one god.
Belief in many gods.
What is an example of monotheism?
Christianity
Hinduism
Atheism
Ancient Greek religion
Select all that apply to Roman food.
Wealthy ate rare foods like jellyfish
Everyone ate fast food
The poor had lavish dinner parties
Some foods were similar to today.
Where did the Ancient Greeks get many of their Gods from?
Japan
Peru
Greece
America
Why did the Romans want to please their gods?
They didn't
They thought if they made them happy, they would become gods themselves.
They thought they controlled their daily lives.
How did the Romans honor their gods?
Human sacrifice
Animal Sacrifice
Food gifts
Reading the Bible
What was a major difference between Greek and Roman education?
The poor were often excluded from education in Rome and Greece
Girls had more of an opportunity to learn in Ancient Rome. In Athens in Greece, the girls mostly just stayed home.
Wealthy in Ancient Rome were expected to go to work, not school. Wealthy in Athens went to school.
What was a monarchy?
Kings ruled with a group of patrician advisors.
Patricians ruled with Plebeians as advisors.
Plebeians ruled with Patrician advisors.
One all powerful leader ruled alongside the Senate.
What is a republic?
Military rule.
A king rules with advisors.
Every citizen votes on every law.
People elect representatives to vote and make decisions for them.
Who had power in the early Republic?
Plebeians
Kings
Patricians
Emperors
Who gained power in the late Republic?
Plebeians
Kings
Slaves
Patricians
Which military general turned against Rome and took power away from the Senate?
Augustus
Octavian
Caesar
Romulus
Who is considered the first emperor of Rome?
Augustus
Livvy
Romulus
Caesar
Check off all that describe a Patrician.
5% of people
Wealthy
Upper Class, land-owners
Common people
95% of people
What is an aqueduct?
A method of spreading information.
A system to help the extremely poor and needy with food.
an artificial channel for conveying water, typically in the form of a bridge across a valley or other gap.
A bridge that trains travel over.
Which Roman achievement made the military strong?
Bound Books
Roads and highways
Twelve Tables
Welfare
Check off the reasons Rome fell
Bad Leadership
Financial Problems
Alexander the Great invaded
Military Defeats
Christianity
Why did the Roman Empire split in two?
It was too large to manage.
People in the East and West hated each other.
They spoke different languages.
Disease
Is Christianity a monotheistic or polytheistic religion?
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
Was Rome Monotheistic or Polytheistic
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
Both (They started as polytheistic and later became monotheistic)
Where did Rome get many of their gods from?
China
Egypt
Greece
Check off all of the true statements about education in Rome.
Girls were forbidden from going to school
Girls had the opportunity to learn and have careers.
The wealthy had many more opportunities than the poor.
Poor children often had to get jobs instead of go to school.
Greece or Rome?: Every citizen had the opportunity to vote on every law and speak in the assembly.
Greece
Rome
Neither
Greece or Rome?: The government was divided up into branches- The Senate and the Consuls.
Greece
Rome
Both
Neither
How did the Byzantine Empire form?
They divided the Roman empire in two.
Alexander conquered more and more land until his army refused to march further.
The Emperor decided to collapse the Western Roman Empire and focus on the East.
How did the Byzantine Empire end?
Bad leadership
Praetorian Guard
High taxes
Constantinople fell to the Ottoman Turks in 1453.
Why did Greece form as separate city-states?
They had different governments and cultures.
They didn't get along with each other.
They were geographically separated from each other by mountains and water.
None of these
How did forming as separate city-states cause problems in Greece?
They developed different cultures and didn't get along.
They didn't trust each other because they were so difference.
They didn't consider themselves a unified Greece so they fought.
All of these are correct.
Check off all of the forms of government that were present in Athens.
Early Republic
Late Republic
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Democracy
How did Roman roads help maintain a strong empire?
It made it easier to travel and communicate
They didn't.
People moved more frequently so they knew each other.
It actually made the empire weak.
