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Empire of crisisVersión en línea Empire of crisis por Evora Reguillo Amoros 1 In the centre, around the Tiber River, lived the Latins, the Etruscans and the Samnites. In the 8th century BCE, a group of Latins and Samnites founded a settlement on Palatine Hill a True b False c d 2 Palatine Hill was settled at the same time legend says that Rome was founded by Romulus. a True b False c d 3 Around 600 BCE, the Etruscans invaded and turned Rome into a true city. Rome had seven kings. Four were Etruscans. In 509 BCE, the people rebelled against the tyrannical Etruscan king Tarquin the Proud. Rome became a monarchy. a True b False c d 4 How was the Roman Republic organised? a It was a aristocratic republic b It was a monarchy c It was a republic 5 Who were the patricians? a They were the majority, descendants of the founders of Rome and owners of land and livestock b They were a minority, descendants of the founders of Rome and owners of land and livestock c They were the majority, descendants of the founders of Rome d They were a minority, owners of land and livestock 6 Most of the population were ... a plebeians b plebs c tributes d aristrocats 7 The plebeians had no political rights, but they had to pay taxes and serve in the army. a True b False c d 8 Between the 5th and 4th centuries BCE, the plebeians fought for political equality. They first demanded the right to elect officials to represent their interests. These were a the Plebeian Tribunes b the Plebeian Jury c the Plebeian Court d the Plebeian House 9 The Roman Republic had three main institutions: a The assemblies, magistrates and the senate b The assemblies, censors and the senate c The assemblies, magistrates and the parlament d 10 The assemblies were a group of citizens who voted on laws and chose magistrates. Assemblies were divided into tribes. a True b False c d 11 The senate was elected to govern Rome. They had to follow the cursus honorum ('the course of honours'). a True b False c d 12 The Roman army was organised into legions of 5500 men. Legions were divided into smaller units (centurias) for greater mobility and efficiency. Soldiers received a salary. a True b False c d 13 The conquests led to social inequality and political tension, rich people lost their land when they had to go to war. a True b False 14 After a civil war in 47 BCE, Julius Caesar made himself dictator and gave himself absolute power. It was the end of the Roman Democraty. a True b False 15 After Caesar's death, his adopted son Octavian transformed the Republic into an empire. In 27 BC, the Senate named him Augustus ('chosen by the gods'), and he was made emperor of Rome. a True b False

Empire of crisisVersión en línea

Empire of crisis

por Evora Reguillo Amoros

In the centre, around the Tiber River, lived the Latins, the Etruscans and the Samnites. In the 8th century BCE, a group of Latins and Samnites founded a settlement on Palatine Hill

True

False

Palatine Hill was settled at the same time legend says that Rome was founded by Romulus.

True

False

Around 600 BCE, the Etruscans invaded and turned Rome into a true city. Rome had seven kings. Four were Etruscans. In 509 BCE, the people rebelled against the tyrannical Etruscan king Tarquin the Proud. Rome became a monarchy.

True

False

How was the Roman Republic organised?

It was a aristocratic republic

It was a monarchy

It was a republic

Who were the patricians?

They were the majority, descendants of the founders of Rome and owners of land and livestock

They were a minority, descendants of the founders of Rome and owners of land and livestock

They were the majority, descendants of the founders of Rome

They were a minority, owners of land and livestock

Most of the population were ...

plebeians

plebs

tributes

aristrocats

The plebeians had no political rights, but they had to pay taxes and serve in the army.

True

False

Between the 5th and 4th centuries BCE, the plebeians fought for political equality. They first demanded the right to elect officials to represent their interests. These were

the Plebeian Tribunes

the Plebeian Jury

the Plebeian Court

the Plebeian House

The Roman Republic had three main institutions:

The assemblies, magistrates and the senate

The assemblies, censors and the senate

The assemblies, magistrates and the parlament

The assemblies were a group of citizens who voted on laws and chose magistrates. Assemblies were divided into tribes.

True

False

The senate was elected to govern Rome. They had to follow the cursus honorum ('the course of honours').

True

False

The Roman army was organised into legions of 5500 men. Legions were divided into smaller units (centurias) for greater mobility and efficiency. Soldiers received a salary.

True

False

The conquests led to social inequality and political tension, rich people lost their land when they had to go to war.

True

False

After a civil war in 47 BCE, Julius Caesar made himself dictator and gave himself absolute power. It was the end of the Roman Democraty.

True

False

After Caesar's death, his adopted son Octavian transformed the Republic into an empire. In 27 BC, the Senate named him Augustus ('chosen by the gods'), and he was made emperor of Rome.

True

False

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Empire of crisisVersión en línea

por Evora Reguillo Amoros

In the centre, around the Tiber River, lived the Latins, the Etruscans and the Samnites. In the 8th century BCE, a group of Latins and Samnites founded a settlement on Palatine Hill

Palatine Hill was settled at the same time legend says that Rome was founded by Romulus.

Around 600 BCE, the Etruscans invaded and turned Rome into a true city. Rome had seven kings. Four were Etruscans. In 509 BCE, the people rebelled against the tyrannical Etruscan king Tarquin the Proud. Rome became a monarchy.

How was the Roman Republic organised?

Who were the patricians?

Most of the population were ...

The plebeians had no political rights, but they had to pay taxes and serve in the army.

Between the 5th and 4th centuries BCE, the plebeians fought for political equality. They first demanded the right to elect officials to represent their interests. These were

The Roman Republic had three main institutions:

The assemblies were a group of citizens who voted on laws and chose magistrates. Assemblies were divided into tribes.

The senate was elected to govern Rome. They had to follow the cursus honorum ('the course of honours').

The Roman army was organised into legions of 5500 men. Legions were divided into smaller units (centurias) for greater mobility and efficiency. Soldiers received a salary.

The conquests led to social inequality and political tension, rich people lost their land when they had to go to war.

After a civil war in 47 BCE, Julius Caesar made himself dictator and gave himself absolute power. It was the end of the Roman Democraty.

After Caesar's death, his adopted son Octavian transformed the Republic into an empire. In 27 BC, the Senate named him Augustus ('chosen by the gods'), and he was made emperor of Rome.