5 Written Questions

1. Senate and assemblies provided structure in early Roman Republic
2. Group of citizens elected or chosen to make laws
3. What Julius Caesar became, thus beginning the end of the Republic
4. a skilled public speaker
5. Emperor who built wall to keep barbarians out of the Emperor

5 Matching Questions

1. Written Laws
2. Julius Caesar
3. Separation
4. Judges
5. Cicero

1. a Made laws fair for all
2. b General who began the end of the Republic by becoming dictator for life; assassinated in 44 B.C.
3. c Roman leaders who heard legal cases and set an exmple of performing civic duty
4. d Politician, philosopher, and public speaker
5. e What the Romans did to the powers of government by having a senate, assemblies, and executives

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Trojan hero who supposedly settled in Italy
   1. Hadrian
   2. Aeneas
   3. Cicero
   4. Hannibal
2. Mythologically speaking: Romulus and Remus
   1. Judges
   2. Founders
   3. Aeneas
   4. Cicero
3. Based on 12 Tables and other written laws
   1. Constitution
   2. Dictator
   3. Separation
   4. Structure
4. Violent leader like the one the Romans dethroned to make the Republic
   1. Aeneas
   2. Tyrant
   3. Orator
   4. Hadrian
5. Carthaginian general in 2nd Punic War; invaded Italy with elephants
   1. Hadrian
   2. Aeneas
   3. Monarchy
   4. Hannibal

5 True/False Questions

1. Monarchy → Government replaced by Romans because the king was a tyrant

   True        False

2. Augustus → Senate and assemblies provided structure in early Roman Republic

   True        False

3. Civil Law → System of law based on written rules

   True        False

4. 12 Tables → Laws written down to make application more fair for everyone

   True        False

5. Checks and Balances → Ways to keep government people from getting too much power

   True        False