.What are some landforms of Rome?
Mountains, Peninsula, Islands, Tiber River, Mediterranean Sea
Incorrect: Desert, Delta
In what ways was the Roman Government similar to our U.S. government?
Many answers accepted, but may be:
Both have an executive, legislative, and judicial branch.
They had 2 consuls, we have a president to lead the military.
They had an assembly and senate as their legislature, we have a House of Representatives and a Senate.
We both have judges.
We both have a set of laws (constitution and 12 Tables)
A) Dictatorship
B) Democracy
C) Oligarchy
Democracy
.Why was Julius Caesar assassinated?
The Senate was worried he was taking all the power and threatening the Democracy of the Senate and government
Italy is a landform that is surrounded by water on three sides. What is geographic term?
Peninsula
What two ancient civilizations influenced the U.S. Government the most? Pick 2:
Greece
Rome
Egypt
China
Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome
What animal did Hannibal use against the Romans?
Elephants
What are the 12 Tables?
A) A fancy place to eat dinner
B) A set of laws for all citizens
C) A set of laws for plebians
A set of laws for ALL citizens (like our constitution)
The tribe that existed in Rome the Monarchy:
A) Etruscans
B) Egyptians
C) Sparta!
Etruscans
Name at least on of the seas Romans used for trade
What are Adriatic Sea, Tyrrhenian Sea, Ionian Sea, or Mediterranean Sea
How did the Plebeians convince the Patricians to give them more rights?
They went on strike and left the city of Rome (stopped working)
Julius Caesar's friend who betrayed him
Brutus
Rome took control of the Island Sicily during the Punic Wars.
Who then controlled the trade on the Mediterranean Sea?
A) Greece
B) Rome
C) Carthage
ROME!
How many expansion periods did Rome go through to expand to 3 continents?
The U.S. executive branch has a "President."
What did the Romans call their executive branch?
A) Assembly
B) Senate
C) Consuls
They had 2 consuls