Map of Ancient Rome

Match the numbers on the map of Ancient Rome with the correct geographical locations from the list below:

• Mediterranean Sea

• Tiber River

• Rome

• Italian Alps

• Italian Alps

• Rome

• Tiber River

• Mediterranean Sea

• Italian Peninsula

• Italian Peninsula

Identify the location labeled 'A' on the map.

• Italian Peninsula

• Tiber River

• Constantinople

• Rome

Identify the location labeled 'B' on the map.

• Italian Peninsula

• Tiber River

• Constantinople

• Rome

Identify the location labeled 'D' on the map.

• Italian Peninsula

• Tiber River

• Constantinople

• Rome

Identify the location labeled 'E' on the map.

• Italian Peninsula

• Tiber River

• Constantinople

• Rome

The Italian Alps impacted Ancient Rome by providing them protection from _______.

• invaders.

• natural disasters.

• disease.

• famine.

What system balanced the power of the Roman government?

• Checks and Balances

• Feudal System

• Monarchy

• Oligarchy

What were the rights and responsibilities that came with Roman citizenship?

• The rights and responsibilities that came with Roman citizenship included the right to vote, the right to hold public office, the right to make legal contracts, and the right to appeal to the emperor. Responsibilities included military service and paying taxes.

• Roman citizens were only responsible for paying taxes and had no other rights or responsibilities.

• Roman citizenship granted the right to own slaves and exempted citizens from all forms of taxation.

• The rights of Roman citizens were limited to participating in religious ceremonies and did not include any legal or political privileges.

Which branch of government represented the plebeians in Rome?

• The Assembly

• The Senate

• The Consuls

• The Magistrates

The Laws of the Twelve Tables were:

• a set of laws inscribed on twelve tablets created in ancient Rome

• a collection of religious texts from ancient Greece

• a series of philosophical teachings from ancient China

• a compilation of medieval European folklore