Rome: Republic To Empire - Part 1
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This map represents which nation?
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Spain
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Greece
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Iberia
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Italy
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Explore the transformation of Rome from a republic to an empire. This quiz covers geographic and historical aspects, focusing on Italy's map, key locations like Sicily, Rome, and surrounding seas such as Tyrrhenian, Adriatic, and Mediterranean.
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On this map, A represents ________________________.
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The letter A on the map represents Sicily.Rate this question:
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On this map B represents which sea?
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The correct answer is Tyrrhenian. The question asks for the sea represented by the letter B on the map. Since the answer provided is Tyrrhenian, it can be inferred that the letter B on the map corresponds to the Tyrrhenian Sea.Rate this question:
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On this map C represents which sea?
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The correct answer is Adriatic because the question asks which sea is represented by the letter C on the map. Since the given answer is Adriatic, it implies that the letter C on the map corresponds to the Adriatic Sea.Rate this question:
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On this map E represents which sea?
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The letter "E" on the map represents the Mediterranean Sea.Rate this question:
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What city does D represent?
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Which mountains run north to south through Italy?
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The Alps
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The Apennines
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The Rockies
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The Italian Mountains
Correct Answer
A. The ApenninesExplanation
The Apennines is the correct answer because they are a mountain range that runs north to south through Italy. They stretch the entire length of the Italian peninsula, dividing the country into two distinct regions. The Apennines are known for their scenic beauty and have played a significant role in shaping Italy's geography, climate, and culture.Rate this question:
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Rome is located 18 miles from which river?
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The Rhine
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The Danube
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The Tiber
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The Rubicon
Correct Answer
A. The TiberExplanation
Rome is located on the banks of the Tiber River. The Tiber is the third-longest river in Italy and flows through Rome, making it a significant geographical feature of the city. Therefore, the correct answer is The Tiber.Rate this question:
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During the Roman Republic, which group of aristocrats controlled Roman society?
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Patricians
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Plebeians
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Etruscans
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Republicans
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A. PatriciansExplanation
During the Roman Republic, the group of aristocrats who controlled Roman society were known as Patricians. They were the wealthy and influential members of society who held positions of power in the government, such as senators and magistrates. The Patricians were typically descended from the original noble families of Rome and held a monopoly on political and social privileges, while the Plebeians, on the other hand, were the common people who had fewer rights and were often excluded from positions of power. The Etruscans were a civilization that preceded the Roman Republic, and Republicans refers to the political system rather than a specific group.Rate this question:
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During the Roman Republic, which group was made up of the common people?
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Patricians
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Plebeians
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Etruscans
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Republicans
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A. PlebeiansExplanation
During the Roman Republic, the group made up of the common people was known as the Plebeians. They were the majority of the population and were not part of the aristocracy or nobility. The Plebeians had limited rights and were often excluded from political power. They fought for more rights and representation, leading to the establishment of the Plebeian Council, which allowed them to have a voice in the government.Rate this question:
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After receiving new rights, plebeians formed own assembly, Plebeian Council, to oversee affairs and protect interests they also gained the right to elect officials known as Tribunes, whose job was to __________________________
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Create games to pacify the people
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Oversee agricultural production
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Build the forum
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Protect against unjust treatment by patrician officials
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A. Protect against unjust treatment by patrician officialsExplanation
After receiving new rights, plebeians formed their own assembly, the Plebeian Council, to oversee affairs and protect their interests. They also gained the right to elect officials known as Tribunes. The role of these Tribunes was to protect the plebeians against any unfair or unjust treatment by the patrician officials. This was an important step in ensuring that the plebeians had a voice and representation in the government, and that their rights and interests were safeguarded.Rate this question:
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In 450 BC, plebeians forced patricians to have all laws written down these laws were displayed in Roman Forum, central square, on 12 large _______________.
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Clay pots
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Bronze tablets
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Golden tablets
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Silver plates
Correct Answer
A. Bronze tabletsExplanation
During 450 BC, the plebeians, who were the common people, demanded that the patricians, who were the aristocrats, have all laws written down. These laws were then displayed in the Roman Forum, which was the central square, on 12 large bronze tablets. This was done to ensure transparency and accessibility of the laws to all citizens.Rate this question:
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The Roman Senate had __________________ members, advised elected officials, controlled public finances and handled all foreign relation.
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300
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1000
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3000
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100
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A. 300Explanation
The Roman Senate had 300 members who advised elected officials, controlled public finances, and handled all foreign relations.Rate this question:
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How many years could a consul serve?
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1
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4
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6
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10
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For as long as he could hold power
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A. 1Explanation
A consul could serve for a period of 1 year.Rate this question:
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