Pompey, Caesar And Crassus: The First Triumvirate, 60 BC

What was the familial relationship between Tiberius and Gaius?

• The familial relationship between Tiberius and Gaius was brothers.

• The familial relationship between Tiberius and Gaius were friends

• The familial relationship between Tiberius and Gaius was cousins.

• The familial relationship between Tiberius and Gaius was nephews.

In ancient Rome, rich men took land from whom?

• In ancient Rome, rich men took land from the government.

• In ancient Rome, rich men took land from beggars.

• In ancient Rome, rich men took land from businessmen.

• In ancient Rome, rich men took land from poor people.

Who did rich landowners use to work their land?

• Rich landowners used men to work their land.

• Rich landowners used women to work their land.

• Rich landowners used labours to work their land.

• Rich landowners used Slaves to work their land.

Who was responsible for the death of Tiberius & Gaius?

• Etruscan was responsible for the death of Tiberius & Gaius.

• Consul was responsible for the death of Tiberius & Gaius.

• Agents of the Senate were responsible for the death of Tiberius & Gaius.

• Roman was responsible for the death of Tiberius & Gaius.

Who was Marius?

• Marius was a poet.

• Marius was an artist.

• Marius was a warrior.

• Marius was a successful Roman general.

Complete the following sentence:

Roman territorial expansion was accompanied by ________ .

• Religious war

• Civil war

• Colonial war

• Internal Conflict

Complete the following sentence:

Tiberius & Gaius tried to introduce ____ to give the land back to the poor.

• rules

• principle

• laws

• instruction

Complete the following sentence:

Tiberius was overthrown by _______ .

• Pompey

• Remus

• Romulus

• Sulla

Complete the following sentence:

Rich men used lands that they had taken to make huge ______.

• army camp

• ranches

• farmland

• estates

Complete the following sentence

Following TIberius’ death, Sulla became dictator from _______.

• 51 BC 41 BC

• 61 BC - 51 BC

• 71 BC - 61 BC

• 81 BC - 71 BC