WorksheetsRome
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
Who founded Rome?
Romulus
Remus
Aeneas
Carthage
What was one of the countries that helped Rome become a city (by offering its cultures)
United States of America
Rome
Greece
Australia
What was one way the Etruscans affected Roman culture?
Architecture
Farming
Legends
Religion
How was the Roman Army organized (least to greatest)?
Division-Legion-Unit
Legion-Unit-Division
Unit-Legion-Division
Unit-Division-Legion
What were some of the duties of a legionary?
Serve food and drinks to the king
To party all day and night
To kill everyone (literally everyone)
To create a fort and carry out complicated instructions
To build the walls of Rome and build every single building in the city
Why was the Roman army successful
They put in absolutely no work and effort
They were stubborn, and their army was well fortified and organized
They were mean to other countries
They were stubborn, and resorted to not killing anyone at the end of battles
During the Punic Wars, what country was Rome battling against?
Rome (it was a civil war)
Carthage
Hannibal
Punice
After the First Punic War, what was one of the pieces of land that Rome got after winning?
Italy
United States of America
Sicily
Carthage
During the Second Punic War, what was the name of the general of Carthage?
Carthage
Hannibal
Jupiter
Romulus
During the Third Punic War, what was the goal of the Roman army?
Surrender
Defeat Carthage once and for all
Die
Give Carthage all Roman land captured during the Punic Wars
When did the First Macedonian War occur?
During the First Punic War
During the founding of Rome
During the Second Punic War
During the Third Punic War
True or False: After the First Macedonian War, the Romans invaded Macedonia.
True
False
How did Julius Caesar die?
Old Age
Hurted
Stabbed
In Battle
Who killed Julius Caesar?
Hannibal
The Senate
His own army
Citizens of the city
What were some big problems in Rome after the Punic Wars?
Slave Revolts
Carthage
The Senate
Poor Farmers
What did government do to solve the problem of the poor farmers?
They killed them
They took land from the rich and gave it to the poor
They gave them money
They took land from the poor and gave it to the rich
What did the military do to solve the problem of poor farmers?
They killed them
They asked them to serve in government
They sold them to slavery
They enlisted them to the army
Who were the patricians?
Poor people, who made up about 95% of the population
The Senate
Rich people, who made up about 5% of the population
Rich people, who made up about 95% of the population
Who were the plebeians?
Poor people, who made up about 95% of the population
Poor people, who made up about 5% of the population
Rich people, who made up about 5% of the population
Rich people, who made up about 95% of the population
Why did the plebeians rebel?
They tried to convince the patricians to make a restaurant, and they said no!
They made up 95% of the population, and they were STILL ignored!
They wanted to show the patricians that they were good at fighting!
They wanted to move to a different country, but the patricians said no!
Who did the Etruscan king favor to make his decisions?
Patricians
The army
Plebeians
France
What is one thing that the plebeians had to do which was unfair?
Rebel
Fight in wars even when they didn't know why they were even fighting
Go to jail
Make up 95% of the population
What is the conflict of orders?
Food fights in the Senate
Mini battles with the patricians vs the plebeians
Another term for the Punic Wars
Another term for the Macedonian Wars
What was the Senate?
The king
A group of people who made important decisions in Ancient Rome
Caesar
Two rulers that led Ancient Rome
What were the Twelve Tables?
Tablets that contained the laws of Rome
Tables that were used for ceremonial eating
The Senate
Tables that were used during Senate meetings
Who were the Consuls?
Carthage generals
Two leaders that ruled Ancient Rome
A group of people who made important decisions in Ancient Rome
Caesar
What was the Council of Plebs?
Two leaders that ruled Ancient Rome
A plebeian law-making body
The Senate (before they were called the Senate)
A patrician law-making body
