From Republic to Empire
Roman Emperors
The Roman Army
Life in the Empire
Law and Society
100

This leader created the legal structure of the Roman Empire while preserving the appearance of the Republic.
A) Julius Caesar
B) Augustus
C) Tiberius

B) Augustus

100

This emperor ruled cautiously and later retreated to Capri.
A) Claudius
B) Caligula
C) Tiberius

C) Tiberius

100

The basic self-sufficient military unit of the Roman army was called a:
A) Cohort
B) Legion
C) Phalanx

B) Legion

100

Roman aqueducts were primarily used to:
A) Transport troops
B) Bring fresh water into cities
C) Drain sewage

B) Bring fresh water into cities

100

Roman law introduced this legal principle still used today.
A) Trial by jury
B) Innocent until proven guilty
C) Habeas corpus

B) Innocent until proven guilty

200

In 27 BCE, Octavian received this title meaning “illustrious” or “semi-divine.”
A) Imperator
B) Princeps
C) Augustus

C) Augustus

200

This emperor was known for allegedly planning to make his horse a consul.
A) Nero
B) Caligula
C) Domitian

B) Caligula

200

Non-citizen soldiers who served Rome were known as:
A) Auxiliaries
B) Praetorians
C) Centurions

A) Auxiliaries

200

The Roman government provided free grain and entertainment as part of this policy.
A) Bread and circuses
B) Public patronage
C) Civic welfare reform

A) Bread and circuses

200

In 212 CE, this emperor granted citizenship to all free people in the Empire.
A) Caracalla
B) Domitian
C) Antoninus Pius

A) Caracalla

300

One major reform of Augustus ended this abusive tax system.
A) Tribute farming
B) Tax farming
C) Provincial tribute leasing

B) Tax farming

300

This emperor conquered Britain and expanded the Roman bureaucracy.
A) Claudius
B) Vespasian
C) Titus

A) Claudius

300

This elite unit was responsible for protecting the emperor and often influenced imperial succession.
A) Urban Cohort
B) Legionary Guard
C) Praetorian Guard

C) Praetorian Guard

300

At its height, enslaved people made up roughly this percentage of Italy’s population.
A) 15%
B) 25%
C) 40%

C) 40%

300

To serve in the imperial Senate, a man needed an annual income of:
A) 100,000 sesterces
B) 500,000 sesterces
C) 1,000,000 sesterces

C) 1,000,000 sesterces

400

Augustus gained unprecedented authority when the Senate granted him this power even within the city of Rome.
A) Permanent control over proconsuls
B) Religious supremacy
C) Consulship for life

A) Permanent control over proconsuls

400

Under this emperor, Rome reached its greatest territorial extent.
A) Hadrian
B) Trajan
C) Marcus Aurelius

B) Trajan

400

Roman soldiers could face this punishment for falling asleep on guard duty.
A) Flogging
B) Loss of pay
C) Execution by fellow soldiers

C) Execution by fellow soldiers

400

Roman cities in conquered territories were typically designed with:
A) Circular streets around temples
B) Grid-pattern streets centered on a forum
C) Random expansion based on geography

B) Grid-pattern streets centered on a forum

400

Under the Roman legal system, the ultimate source of law was:
A) The Senate
B) The Twelve Tables
C) The Emperor’s decrees

C) The Emperor’s decrees

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