Rome Test

1. Basic unit of the Ancient Roman army, made up of about 5,000 soldiers

• Legion
• Etruscan
• Republic
• Patricians
• Consul

2. A member of the land holding upper class in Rome

• Patricians
• Etruscan
• Republic
• Consul
• Dictator

3. A people who lived in early Italy

• Etruscan
• Republic
• Patricians
• Consul
• Dictator

4.A member of the class that included farmers, merchants, artisans and traders in ancient Rome

• Plebeian
• Etruscan
• Republic
• Patricians
• Consul

5. Block a government action

• veto
• Etruscan
• Republic
• Patricians
• Consul

6. An official elected by the plebeians to protect their interests

• Tribune
• Etruscan
• Republic
• Patricians
• Consul

7. An official from the Patrician class who supervised the government and commanded the Armies in the Republic of Rome

• Consul
• Etruscan
• Republic
• Patricians
• Dictator

8. A system of Government where officials are chosen by people

• Republic
• Etruscan
• Patricians
• Consul
• Dictator

9. Ruler who has complete control over the government. In ancient Rome this occurred during a time of war

• Dictator
• Etruscan
• Republic
• Patricians
• Consul

1. Capitol of the eastern Roman Empire; Capital of the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires, now called Istanbul

• Constantinople
• Imperialism
• Constantine
• Julius Caesar
• Augustus