WorksheetsThe Roman Republic
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Wealthy landowners. They made up the ruling class, could vote, had to pay taxes, and serve in the army
Plebeians
Patricians
Consuls
Tribunes
The artisan and craftsman's class. They could vote, had to pay taxes, and serve in the army. Made up 90% of population
Plebeians
Patricians
Consuls
Tribunes
Top government officials. Had veto power. Served 1 year terms and headed the army and government.
Plebeians
Patricians
Consuls
Tribunes
Elected by the Assembly. Eventually gained Veto power and served as the voice of the Plebeians in the Senate.
Plebeians
Patricians
Consuls
Tribunes
These were the judges and tax collectors. They handled public festivals and interpreted the laws.
Plebeians
Praetors
Consuls
Dictator
They had complete control but served only on a temporary basis during emergencies. Appointed by the Senate.
Dictator
Praetors
Patricians
Fasces
This was the Roman marketplace. In Ancient Greece, it was called an Agora.
Town Square
Formal
Forum
Fasces
Several wars fought over the control of the Mediterranean and the island of Sicily. Rome won over Carthage and improved several treaties which restricted Carthage's power.
Trojan War
Punic Wars
Peloponnesian Wars
Crusades
Carthage general who took the fighting of the Punic Wars to Italy. Landed in Spain and marched 46,000 men and 37 Elephants into Italy
Scipio
Hannibal
The artisan and craftsman's class. They could vote, had to pay taxes, and serve in the army. Made up 90% of population
Plebeians
Patricians
Consuls
Tribunes
Elected by the Assembly. Eventually gained Veto power and served as the voice of the Plebeians in the Senate.
Plebeians
Patricians
Consuls
Tribunes
Translates: "I forbid". The power to reject a ruling or law from being put into place.
Vitalus
Virgo
Veto
Via
They had complete control but served only on a temporary basis during emergencies. Appointed by the Senate.
Dictator
Praetors
Patricians
Fasces
This was the Roman marketplace. In Ancient Greece, it was called an Agora.
Town Square
Formal
Forum
Fasces
Rome's first code of laws. Adopted in 451 BC and placed on bronze tablets.
1) Innocent until proven guilty 2) Can defend yourself when charged with a crime 3) Look at evidence before making a decision 4)Laws should apply equally to all
Hammurabi's Code
Bylaws
Code of Conduct
Twelve Tables
Gladiator who led Roman slaves in a revolt
Aeneus
Spartacus
Hannibal
Cincinnatus
Roman citizens considered it their _________to attend assembly meetings and to vote in elections.
civic duty
veto power
Rome's written law code, the ______________protected citizens from being punished by laws they did not know existed.
Law of the Twelve Tables
Forum
Located in the center of Rome, the ___________was a public meeting place where people shopped and talked, and government meetings took place.
Senate
Forum
Romans established a republic in which people elect leaders to govern.
True
False
The plebians were wealthy citizens and nobles.
True
False
During difficult wars, Romans chose dictators to lead the city.
True
False
A system of checks and balances helped keep any one branch of government from gaining too much power.
True
False
Why did the Romans elect two consuls each year?
in case one of them died
becuase the consuls served for life
so that each consul could raise an army
to keep any one consul from becoming too powerful
They saw paw prints in the sand at the river's edge..."Let's build here, with words and tools, and make homes and temples...The city is to be called 'Rome,' the city of Romulus." - reotld by Robert Hull
Which event from Roman history does this passage most likely describe?
the arrival of Romulus and Remus in Italy
the founding of Rome
the creation of the Senate
the Punic Wars
