Ancient Rome Test Review

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Which is NOT a Civic Duty? Options: Voting, Going to School, Paying Taxes, Jury Duty

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Voting

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One contribution that comes from Julius Caesar is: aqueducts, Colosseum, 12 month calendar, Christianity

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12 month calendar

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Why has Italy attracted settlers for thousands of years?

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central location good for trade

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What was the Roman code of law that was adopted around 451B.C.?

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Twelve Tables

Front

Like the Roman Republic, the United States has three branches of government, but only the U.S. government has

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Separation of Powers

Front

The laws only pertained to which group? Options: foreigners, women, citizens, slaves

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citizens

Front

Roman Roads connected Rome with the entire empire and made what easier?

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trade and moving troops quickly

Front

Which Roman Emperor accepted Christianity in 312 A.D.?

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Constantine

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Who was the first emperor?

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Octavian

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The Eastern Roman Empire is known as?

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Byzantine