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Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - Emperors of Rome


Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - Emperors of RomeVersión en línea Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - Emperors of Rome por Vijo Gor 1 Who was the first emperor of Rome? a Julius Caesar b Tiberius c Augustus d Nero 2 How long did emperors rule the Roman world overall? a 600 years b 100 years c 200 years d 400 years 3 What did most emperors pretend to do with the Senate? a Consult it b Obey it c Ignore it d Close it down 4 Why were emperors’ lives often in danger? a They fought in arenas b They traveled too much c They had weak armies d Jealous rivals and assassins were everywhere 5 What was the job of the Praetorian Guard? a Train gladiators b Guard the Colosseum c Protect the emperor d Collect taxes 6 Why were the Praetorian Guards dangerous to the emperors? a They refused pay b They were not Roman c They decided who should rule d They often ran away 7 Tiberius ruled after Augustus and was known for being... a Ruthless and corrupt b Honest and kind c Artistic and gentle d A famous builder 8 Where did Tiberius spend the last years of his life? a In Spain b In Egypt c On Capri d In Gaul 9 What cruel thing did Tiberius do to visitors he disliked? a Made them fight gladiators b Threw them off cliffs c Burned them d Banished them to deserts 10 Which emperor believed he was a god and tried to make his horse a consul? a Caligula b Claudius c Tiberius d Nero 11 How did Caligula insult the god Neptune? a Built a statue of himself b Refused to sacrifice c Made his soldiers attack the sea d Burned temples 12 What great conquest took place under Emperor Claudius? a Gaul b Egypt c Spain d Britain 13 How did Claudius probably die? a Poisoned by his wife b Starved c Killed in battle d Drowned at sea 14 Which emperor was accused of starting the Great Fire of Rome (and then blamed Christians for it)? a Nero b Augustus c Tiberius d Domitian 15 What did Nero do that shocked Roman people? a Sang and played music in public b Fought as a gladiator c Dressed like a slave d Married a foreigner 16 Who restored stability after the Year of the Four Emperors? a Vespasian b Caligula c Claudius d Nero 17 Which emperor began the tradition of choosing and adopting a successor? a Vespasian b Augustus c Nero d Nerva

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Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - Emperors of RomeVersión en línea

por Vijo Gor

Who was the first emperor of Rome?

How long did emperors rule the Roman world overall?

What did most emperors pretend to do with the Senate?

Why were emperors’ lives often in danger?

What was the job of the Praetorian Guard?

Why were the Praetorian Guards dangerous to the emperors?

Tiberius ruled after Augustus and was known for being...

Where did Tiberius spend the last years of his life?

What cruel thing did Tiberius do to visitors he disliked?

Which emperor believed he was a god and tried to make his horse a consul?

How did Caligula insult the god Neptune?

What great conquest took place under Emperor Claudius?

How did Claudius probably die?

Which emperor was accused of starting the Great Fire of Rome (and then blamed Christians for it)?

What did Nero do that shocked Roman people?

Who restored stability after the Year of the Four Emperors?

Which emperor began the tradition of choosing and adopting a successor?