5 Written Questions

1. refuse to approve, as in a bill or law
2. class of buisness people and landowners in acient rome who had wealth and power
3. chief executives elected to run the government in ancient rome
4. heads of the catholic church in major cities
5. picture or design made from small pieces of enamel, glass, or stone

5 Matching Questions

1. republic
2. checks and balances
3. patriarchs
4. aqueducts
5. praetors

1. a form of government in which voters elect officials to run the government
2. b bishops of the administrative centers for the church in the last years of the roman empire
3. c elected roman officials who helped the consuls
4. d system of government that prevents any one part of the government from becoming too powerful
5. e bridgelike structures that carry water

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. officials elected by rome's popular assemblies
   1. patriarchs
   2. consuls
   3. tribunes
   4. rabbis
2. political alliance of three rulers
   1. patricians
   2. tribunes
   3. aqueducts
   4. triumvirate
3. persons put to death for their beliefs
   1. censors
   2. praetors
   3. rabbis
   4. martyrs
4. religious scholars of judaism
   1. rabbis
   2. mosaic
   3. martyrs
   4. tribunes
5. title assumed by the patriarch of rome and head of the catholic church; from the latin word "father"
   1. veto
   2. bishops
   3. pope
   4. dowry

5 True/False Questions

1. dowry → money or goods a wife brings to a marriage

   True        False

2. inflation → rise in prices caused by a decrease in the value of the medium of exchange

   True        False

3. patricians → bishops of the administrative centers for the church in the last years of the roman empire

   True        False

4. dictator → absolute ruler

   True        False

5. plebeians → farmers and workers who made up most of the roman population

   True        False