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WorksheetsRome Review
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 15mins
Etruscans did NOT influence Romans in this way
Togas
Arches and aqueducts
Gladiators
Pottery
Latin influence on the Romans
Greco-Roman art
Aqueducts
Gladiators
Began the city of Rome
Greek influence on the Romans
Togas
Arches and aqueducts
Gladiators
Art
Put these events in order based on the periods of the empire's expansion
Julius Caesar becomes dictator, Punic Wars, Augustus becomes emperor, controlling the Italian Peninsula
Julius Caesar becomes dictator, Augustus becomes emperor, controlling the Italian Peninsula, Punic Wars
Augustus becomes emperor, controlling the Italian Peninsula, Punic Wars, Julius Caesar becomes dictator
Controlling the Italian Peninsula, Punic Wars, Julius Caesar becomes dictator, Augustus becomes emperor
Roman pottery was based on and looked very similar to Greek pottery, this is an example of
Greco-Roman art
Etruscan art
Persian art
Carthaginian art
Slaves that would fight, often to the death, in arenas like the Colosseum
barbarian
gladiator
tribune
teacher
_______ led to Roman generals becoming dictators and fighting the Senate
consuls
civil wars
constitutions
gospels
Made of two people - 1 must be patrician and 1 must be plebeian
aqueduct
consul
tribune
senate
Rome used to be a _____ until it was overthrown an became an empire
oligarchy
anarchy
republic
aristocracy
the wealthy class of Romans
plebeians
patricians
dictator
consul
common citizens
patricians
plebeians
veto
tribune
A power of the Tribune
dictator
rule of law
veto
consul
The branch of government made of only plebeians
gladiators
consuls
consul
tribune
Julius Caesar became _____ and overthrew the republic
gladiator
dictator
senator
tribune
200 years of Roman peace known as "Pax Romana" happened during whose rule?
Teacherius Dahlus
Spartacus
Julius Caesar
Augustus
300 men that made laws, eventually made up of patricians and plebeians
Constitution
Senate
Consul
Tribune
Rome's public meeting space is known as
agora
forum
temple
Parthenon
Group of people who founded Rome
Persians
Latins
Corinthians
Mesopotamians
The first emperor of Rome
Caesar Augustus
Cincinnatus
Julius Caesar
Caesar Rivas
Influenced Roman culture such as introducing gladiators, chariot races, and togas
Latins
Greeks
Etruscans
Egyptians
An account of Jesus' life
Gospel
Consul
Veto
Forum
Someone who tries to get other people to change to their religion, for example Paul
Missionary
Gospel
Dictator
Gladiator
Married Roman men could not become a ______ until their father died
gladiator
paterfamilias
dictator
Plebeian
According to the myth, who began Rome?
Romulus & Remus
Julius & Augustus
Jesus & Paul
Dahl & Jackson
How did the Romans view Jesus?
as a Roman citizen
as a nobody
as a savior
as a trouble maker
Why was Jesus crucified?
Paul became jealous
His followers grew bored
the Romans feared how many followers he had
Constantine wanted to make him famous
Used for entertainment in ancient Rome
Forum and Consul
Colosseum and Circus Maximus
Republic and Gospel
Aqueduct and Veto
Tiber River
The main river source in Greece.
Used for commercial cruise lines.
The physical feature where Rome was built.
Where Roman's went to be healed.
Gladiators were
usually slaves forced to fight to the death to entertain Roman crowds
the winners of the first Punic Wars
bodybuilders who were treated like celebrities throughout Rome
the Roman Gods for whom the planets are names
The Twelve Tables were
laws of Christianity written by Constantine
famous pieces of furniture in the Colosseum
rules for what emperors could legally do
laws that protected people's basic rights to be free
Three conflicts between Rome and Carthage that resulted in Rome coming to dominate the Mediterranean.
Roman Law
Roman Roads
The Punic Wars
The Peloponnesian Wars
What is 1 on the map?
Alps
Apennine Mountains
Himalayan Mountains
Rocky Mountains
What is 4 on the map?
Adriatic Sea
Ionian Sea
Aegean Sea
Mediterranean Sea
What is 5 on the map?
Corsica
Crete
Sicily
Sardinia
What is 6 on the map?
Corsica
Crete
Sicily
Sardinia
What is 8 on the map?
Tyrrhenian Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Aegean Sea
Ionian Sea
What is 9 on the map?
Tyrrhenian Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Aegean Sea
Ionian Sea
What is 10 on the map?
Sicily
Sardinia
Corsica
Rhodes
