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Rome Quiz Review

Review for the Ancient Rome Quiz

QuestionAnswer
Who did Caesar fight in the Civil War? Pompey
Romans could select a __________________ in a time of crisis/war. Dictator
Which of Caesar’s reforms are still used today? Calendar
What does SPQR stand for? Senate and people of Rome
A civil war is a war within the country
What language did the Romans speak? Latin
What are the 12 tables? written code of Roman laws
What is the Forum? A marketplace found in Rome
What were the two elected officials with power similar to kings called? Consuls
The first government in Rome Monarchy
The Roman rule of kings started in 753 B.C.
Who was the first king of Rome? Romulus
Who was the last king of Rome? Tarquin the Proud
When did the monarchy end? 509 B.C.
Why did the Romans end the rule of the kings? The kings were cruel and inconsistent.
Veto forbid in Latin
Lower Class people of Rome Plebeians
Upper class of Rome Patricians
Roman wars vs Carthage Punic Wars
How did the Plebeians gain power in the governemnt? The plebians "walked out" of the city and refused to fight in the army.
What did the plebians gain by "walking" out of Rome? The Council of Plebians/ Assembly and the written code of laws.
Gaul is part of modern day? France
What were the Ides of March? March 15th 44 B.C. when Julius Caesar was assassinated
Created by: mrfinney
 

 



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