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WorksheetsRome's Achievements
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which of the following map shows the Roman Empire at its peak or strongest?
The Roman Empire began in the city of Rome. Today, Rome can be found in which region?
Germany
Spain
France
Italy
Modern governments, such as the United States government, are modeled after the
Roman dictatorship
Roman monarchy
Roman oligarchy
Roman Republic
The Executive Branch (President) in the United States is similar to Rome's
Elected dictators
Elected senators
Elected consuls
Elected kings
The Legislative Branch (Congress) in the United States is similar to Rome's
judges
assemblies
presidents
dictators
The Judicial Branch (Congress) in the United States is similar to the
Roman Senate
Rome's assemblies
Praetors of Rome
Rome's consuls
Which of the following branches of government is NOT part of the government of Ancient Rome?
Legislative (Senate)
Executive (Consuls)
Judicial (Praetors)
Absolute Monarchy (King)
French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Romanian evolved from which language spoken by the Romans?
Latin
Sanskrit
Sumerian
Phoenician
How did Roman law influence modern democratic governments?
The idea of Double Jeopardy
Concept or legal ideas like trial by jury.
The Electoral College
None of the above
This innovation helped increase trade and helped Roman armies move quicker!
Suspension bridges
Vaults
Turtle ships
Long lasting roads
These public projects helped bring water from the mountains to Roman towns or cities.
Aquaman
Aqueducts
Aquifers
Aquarium
The Pantheon and many sturdy Roman structures were built using this material
porcelain
mud
concrete
clay
This religion will hold great influence over Europe for the next thousand years.
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Buddhism
Spain was the home of the Catholic Church
True
False
A series of arches made for decoration. These arches support ceiling. What is this Roman achievement?
Openings
Vault
Tunnel
Sun Roof
Rome conquered some territories in these three continents EXCEPT for
Africa
Europe
Australia
Asia
A military general who conquered and governed Roman Gaul(France) for nine years. He then allied himself with Cleopatra.
Augustus Caesar
Tiberius
Hadrian
Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar laid out this Roman achievement we still use today!
One of them is named after him!
System of checks and balances
Writing system
Calendar
The 12-hour clock
Roman law students used this to study rather than scrolls!
Spiral notebook
Bound books
Stone tablet
Typewriter
Rome's first fire department under Crassus gave free services and assistance to the Romans.
True
False
