Geography
Important Figures
Culture
Multiple Choice (Hard)
100

Name the capital of the Roman Empire

Rome

100

Which famous figure dissolved the Republic after a victory its civil war, cementing his position as the first Emperor of Rome?

Octavian Augustus 

100

What was the most common job in the Roman Empire?

Farmer

100

Which of these is NOT a Roman colomn style:

a) Ionic

b) Doric

c) Carpathian

d) Corinthian

c) Carpathian

200

Name the three continents the Roman Empire had land over.

Europe, Asia, and Africa

200

Which Roman General and Commander gained unparalleled power - and was eventually killed in the Roman Senate in 44 B.C. 

Julius Caesar

200

Name the famous central square in all major Roman cities where trade and social life took place.

Forum

200

4,300 infantry (spearmen and swordsmen) + 400 cavalry (horses) was a...

a) Roman Army

b) Roman Mob

c) Roman Legion

d) Roman Tribe

c) Roman Legion

300

What city was destroyed by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79AD?

Pompeii (and Herculaneum)

300

Which Roman Emperor successfully invaded Britain?

Claudius
300

Roman Emperors constructed which public structures to ensure the public had access to fresh water in cities

Aqueducts

300

Under Emperor Augustus, Roman General Varus lost a major battle against German Barbarians during the battle of...

a) Philippi

b) Londinium

c) Teutoburg Forest

d) Stalingrad


c) Teutoburg Forest

400

What Roman province produced the most bread for the Empire?

Egypt

400

According to some sources, this Roman Emperor played the fiddle while Rome was in flames... who is he?

Nero

400

What violent "confrontations" took place in Roman Amphitheatres?

Gladiator Battles

400

The poorest people in Roman society were called what?

A) The Plebs

B) The equites

C) The Patricians

D) The Questors

The Plebs

500
The Roman city of "Byzantium/Constantinople" is now known as...

Istanbul

500

Name the emperor that made Christianity the official religion of the Empire

Constantine

500

"Mare Nostrum" (our sea) and "Pax Romana" (Roman Peace) are two famous Roman sayings used to justify and promote their control and trade within which body of water?

Mediterranean Sea

500

When did the Roman Empire fall?

A) 480 AD

B) 476 AD

C) 700 AD

D) 1453 AD

476 AD

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