Roman Republic vs. Athens Democracy Quiz

Who could participate in the Athenian Assembly?

• All residents of Athens

• Only adult male citizens

• Both men and women who were citizens

• All adult residents

What was the main function of the Roman Senate?

• To elect new emperors

• To advise the consuls and ratify major decisions

• To represent the plebeians only

• To lead the military in times of war

How were leaders chosen in the Roman Republic?

• By a direct vote of all citizens

• Through a lottery system

• Elected by the Senate

• Elected by the citizens

What was a requirement for citizenship in Athens Democracy?

• Being born in Athens to Athenian parents

• Owning land in Athens

• Completing military service

• All of the above

How often did the Athenian Assembly meet?

• Once a year

• Every month

• Every ten days

• Twice a year

What was the role of consuls in the Roman Republic?

• To lead the army and oversee the government

• To make laws

• To judge legal cases

• To advise the Senate

Who could hold political office in Athens?

• All male citizens over the age of 18

• Only the wealthiest citizens

• Any citizen who could read and write

• All citizens, regardless of wealth

What was the main legislative body in Athens called?

• The Senate

• The Assembly

• The Council of 500

• The Tribunal

In the Roman Republic, who had the power to veto decisions made by other officials?

• The Senate

• The Consuls

• The Tribunes

• The Emperor

What was the term of office for members of the Athenian Assembly?

• 1 year

• 2 years

• There was no fixed term; members served as long as they were elected

• Lifetime appointment