Ancient Rome- 11.3 Quiz

a large farming estate

• Actium

• Brutus

• latifundia

• Julius Caesar

• triumvirate

the battle in which Octavian defeated Antony and Cleopatra

• Actium

• Brutus

• latifundia

• Julius Caesar

• triumvirate

a senator who planned to kill Julius Caesar

• Actium

• Brutus

• latifundia

• Julius Caesar

• triumvirate

a political alliance of three people

• Actium

• Brutus

• latifundia

• Julius Caesar

• triumvirate

military hero and Rome's most famous leader

• Actium

• Brutus

• latifundia

• Julius Caesar

• triumvirate

They were brothers who fought to bring reforms to the early Republic.

• the Marcus brothers

• Marius and Sulla

• Pompey and Crassus

• the Gracchus brothers

Rome's lower classes saw Julius Caesar as a

• bad leader.

• hero.

• landowner.

• priest.

One reform of Julius Caesar's still in effect today is the

• economy that ends the use of slave labor.

• military-run government.

• public jobs program.

• 12-month calendar.

The members of Rome's Second Triumvirate were Lepidus, Antony, and

• Cincinnatus.

• Cicero.

• Cleopatra.

• Octavian.

The political leader Cicero called for a limited representative government and was against

• citizenship rights.

• dictators.

• republican government.

• the Greeks.