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WorksheetsStage 41 Review 2
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
What was NOT a governor's duty?
to protect the province against attack from the outside
to protect the province against rebellion from inside.
to administer the law in his province by traveling around acting as a judge
to post soldiers in jobs normally done by civilians
What was NOT an accepted use of the governor's soldiers?
to conquer further territory for the province
to guard prisons
to deal with problems such as bandits or pirates
to serve as officials on the governor's staff
Agricola was sent to Britain because of his ___.
work as a military tribune and as a legionary commander
work in two treasurey offices
work with building architects
Pliny the Younger was sent to Bithynia because of his ___.
work as a military tribune and as a legionary commander
work in two treasury offices
work with building architects
By Trajan's time there was an improvement in the treatment of provinces as evidenced in Trajan's replies that showed his concern for the people who were known as ___.
mandata
publicanus
prospectus
The provincial tax collector was called the ___.
mandata
publicanus
prospectus
The instructions given to provincial governors by the emperor were called ___.
mandata
publicanus
prospectus
They plunder the whole world.
This is a Roman view of the Britons.
This is a Scottish view of the Romans.
Individuals and communities are encouraged to build temples, forums, and houses.
This is a Roman view of the Britons.
This is a Scottish view of the Romans.
The people referred to colonnades, baths, and elegant dinner parties as "civilization."
This is a Roman view of the Britons.
This is a Scottish view of the Romans.
They not only devastate the land but scour the sea.
This is a Roman view of the Britons.
This is a Scottish view of the Romans.
They describe robbery and slaughter as "empire."
This is a Roman view of the Britons.
This is a Scottish view of the Romans.
Education is provided for the sons of chieftains.
This is a Roman view of the Britons.
This is a Scottish view of the Romans.
They turn lands into deserts and call it "peace."
This is a Roman view of the Britons.
This is a Scottish view of the Romans.
They often use Latin to make speeches.
This is a Roman view of the Britons.
This is a Scottish view of the Romans.
In the first century B.C. Roman governors were feared and hated for their greed and cruelty.
verum
falsum
Tax collection was contracted out to the highest bidders.
verum
falsum
The highest bidder was required to make up any deficit to what his contract called for.
verum
falsum
The tax collectors often gave refunds to the provincial citizens if they collect too many taxes.
verum
falsum
The tax collectors demanded high taxes to make profits for themselves.
verum
falsum
rogo ut scribas mox.
indirect question
indirect command
positive purpose
incertus sum utrum carcerem custodire debeam per publicos servos an per milites.
indirect question
indirect command
positive purpose
recte vereris ne utrique neglegentiores sint.
negative purpose
indirect command
clause of fearing
in principiis manebas ut de modo poenae consulereris.
positive result
indirect command
positive purpose
cognovi quot servi punirentur.
negative purpose
indirect question
relative purpose
nihil opus est ... ad continendas custodias plures commilitones converti.
Trajan wrote this.
Pliny wrote this.
Sempronius Caelianus, egregius iuvenis, repertos inter tirones duos servos misit ad me ....
Trajan wrote this.
Pliny wrote this.
sicut saluberrimam navigationem usque Ephesum expertus ...
Trajan wrote this.
Pliny wrote this.
tibi quidem secundum exempla complurimum in mentem venit posse collegium fabrorum apud Nicomedenses constitui.
Trajan wrote this.
Pliny wrote this.
usque in hoc tempus ... neque cuiquam diplomata commodavi neque in rem ullam nisi tuam misi.
Trajan wrote this.
Pliny wrote this.
refert autem voluntarii se obtulerint an lecti sint vel etiam vicarii dati.
Trajan wrote this.
Pliny wrote this.
rogo ... utrum per publicos civitatum servos ... an per milites adservare custodias debeam.
Trajan wrote this.
Pliny wrote this.
nec dubitandum fuisset, si exspectasses donec me consuleres, an iter uxoris tuae diplomatibus, quae officio tuo dedi, adiuvandum esset, cum apud amitam suam uxor tua deberet etiam celeritate gratiam adventus sui augere.
Trajan wrote this.
Pliny wrote this.
nam et tu dabis operam ut manifestum sit illis electum te esse, qui ad eosdem mei loco mittereris.
Trajan wrote this.
Pliny wrote this.
dispice an instituendum putes collegium fabrorum dumtaxat hominum CL.
Trajan wrote this.
Pliny wrote this.
benignity
variety
a truth
devotion to religious duties
a kind act
capable of causing fire
diversity
variety
a truth
devotion to religious duties
a kind act
capable of causing fire
incendiary
variety
a truth
devotion to religious duties
a kind act
capable of causing fire
piety
variety
a truth
devotion to religious duties
a kind act
capable of causing fire
verity
variety
a truth
devotion to religious duties
a kind act
capable of causing fire
consuetudo
exculpate
institutionalize
accustom
precept
meretricious
culpa
exculpate
institutionalize
accustom
precept
meretricious
instituere
exculpate
institutionalize
accustom
precept
meretricious
merere
exculpate
institutionalize
accustom
precept
meretricious
praecipere
exculpate
institutionalize
accustom
precept
meretricious
