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WorksheetsRomans recap
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 5mins
Who were the Plebeians?
The poor lower class
The rich lower class
The wealthy people
Everyone
Which groups could not vote?
Plebeians
Women
Slaves
Visitors
Provinicials
What were the rich citizens of Rome called?
Lucky
Plebeians
Partyicians
Patricians
How many consuls were there?
1
2
3
4
What are primary sources of evidence
Anything we can trust
Evidence from the time
Evidence produced after the time
What job did magistrates do when they retired?
Stayed at home
Joined the senate
Joined the army
Nothing
Who advised the Consuls
The plebeians
the patricians
the army
The senate
What is a democracy?
Equivalent of Parliament or Government in Roman Times
Dictator who ruled Rome under a dictatorship
One person rules and does not share power
Power is shared by many people
People who work in the Senate and made laws. Their power was reduced by Caesar
What is a dictatorship?
Equivalent of Parliament or Government in Roman Times
Dictator who ruled Rome under a dictatorship
One person rules and does not share power
Power is shared by many people
People who work in the Senate and made laws. Their power was reduced by Caesar
Who was Julius Caesar?
Equivalent of Parliament or Government in Roman Times
Dictator who ruled Rome under a dictatorship
One person rules and does not share power
Power is shared by many people
People who work in the Senate and made laws. Their power was reduced by Caesar
What is the senate?
Equivalent of Parliament or Government in Roman Times
Dictator who ruled Rome under a dictatorship
One person rules and does not share power
Power is shared by many people
People who work in the Senate and made laws. Their power was reduced by Caesar
What is a Senator?
Equivalent of Parliament or Government in Roman Times
Dictator who ruled Rome under a dictatorship
One person rules and does not share power
Power is shared by many people
Men, normally Patricians who work in the Senate and made laws. Their power was reduced by Caesar
How fair was life in the Republic?
Fair for everyone
Fair for all the citizens
Fair for the citizens, especially if you were patricians, unfair for non-citizens
Unfair for everyone
