Ancient Rome CFA Review

Pompey

Economic Problems

Split Empire

Corruption

Aquaducts

Gladiators

Roman Numerals

Octavian Augustus

Julius Caesar

Marc Anthony

Colosseum

Barbarians

Leader of the Roman Empire

Created laws for Rome

Judge laws created in Rome

Fought for freedom in front of millions

Enforced laws in Roman Territories

Oligarchy

Pharaohs

Aquaducts

Hieroglyphics

Sparta

Punic Wars

Christianity

Land Between the river

Hammurabis Code

Cuneiform

Mummies

Athens

Pyramids

Gladiators

Republic

Persian Wars

Monarchy

Ziggurats

Barbarian Invasions

Democracy

A. Twelve Tables

B. Laws of Augusta

C. Roman decreed

D. Caesar's Code

most people in the Roman Empire were patricians

patricians did not usually participate in the government

patricians were large landowners

people who owned only a small amount of land were patricians

A. Both allowed all people to vote

B. Both were controlled by wealthy citizens

C. Both had kings ain charge of the government

D. Both had equal rights for men and women

A. They worked as common laborers

B. They were able to join assemblies

C. They had no political rights

D. They could not own large estates

A. They could serve in the Senate and make laws

B. They had no say in government and could not vote

C. They had more people than the patricians.

D. They ruled Rome as kings and generals

A. Athens had kings, while Rome had a democracy

B. Athens allowed all citizens to participate in decision-making, while Rome was controlled by the Senate

C. Rome's consuls had more power than Athens assembly

D. Athenian Citizens had fewer rights than Roman citizens