Rome Test

The Greatest Roman ruler of all time, great General, lawyer, Consul, and was given the title “Dictator for Life”, stabbed to death on the Senate floor

• Attila
• Hannibal
• Julius Caesar
• Octavian

Roman General, named Consul, and was part of the First Triumvirate, was jealous of Caesar, fled to Greece lost battles with Caesar, killed in Egypt.

• Spartacus
• Pontius Pilate
• Gnaeus Pompey

Led a slave revolt in 73 B.C.E. , that 70,000 slaves took part in

• Gnaeus Pompey
• Spartacus
• Pontius Pilat

10 officials elected by the assemblies, had power over actions by the Senate and other public officials

• Tribunes
• Censors
• Consuls
• Praetors

helped consuls, in times of war managed the army, in times of peace oversaw the legal system

• Praetors
• Consuls
• Censors
• Tribunes

2 of them elected to one year terms, chief executive, ran the government, and the armies, and could appoint dictators

• Tribunes
• Censor
• Consuls
• Praetors

registered citizens according to wealth, appointed candidates to the Senate, and oversaw moral conduct of all citizens.

• Tribunes
• Consuls
• Praetors
• Censors

Form of government in which people elect representatives to run the government ( like our government)

• checks and balances
• Republic
• Veto
• Aqueducts

A division of power which prevents any one person or part from having too much power (part of our government)

• Aqueducts
• checks and balances
• Republic
• Veto

A power of a consul which means I forbid (also part of our government)

• Veto
• Republic
• checks and balances
• Aqueducts