How well do you know about acient Rome?

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here are 10 questions. the first to get them all right gets best answer. :)

1. Bronze tablets upon witch roman laws were carved, they were placed on tables and walls of public buildings and became the foundation of roman law.

2. These, the majority of people in rome, though free citizens, could not participate in government.

3. The most famous Roman general, whose army conquered Gaul, the middle east and north africa, would eventually assume absolute power and authority over rome.

4. In the early years of Roman history, laws were based on this.

5. A ruler who has absolute power and absolute authority.

6. Caesar failed to pay attention to the grim warning of this person.

7. The roman army's capturing Sicily, Sardinia, and Corsica earned them the intense hatred of theese people.

8. Members of rich powerful families that controlled the Roman senatein the early years of the republic. 

9. Believing Caesar had to be stopped as he moved toward making himself king, these men plotted and caried out the assasination of Julius Caesar.

10. The name of the moutain range that extends the length of the itailian peninsula.

ok :)

JessieBe · Accepted Answer

1. dont know
2. women
3. julius caesar
4. religion
5. dictator
6. don't know
7. Jews
8. dont know
9. Jews?
10. the alps

just thought I might try...I need the points

JulieAnn · Answer

It rather depends on when in history you are looking at the City. There are about 1000 years of Ancient Rome, from its origins on the famous Seven Hills, when most inhabitants were shepherds and small farmers, to its height as capital of the Empire, when there were 1 million inhabitants and apartments rose to several stories in the crowded inner city. The central core was remodelled several times, most famously by Nero. The early history suggests that the inhabitants were particularly tough hill farmers, as they obliterated their much more sophisticated Etruscan neighbours and overlords, and gradually subjugated most of the other Italian states using only their native manpower. Although they were several times threatened by northern Gallic tribes the Alps acted as a restraint on their invasions. The southern Mediterranean was dominated by powerful kingdoms during Rome's early history, but none of them thought it of much importance, until its conquests reached southern Italy, by which time it was already powerful enough to take on Carthage. They were exposed to the culture of Greece via first the Etruscans and then the southern Italian Greek colonies, which had a lasting effect on Roman culture. The port of Ostia was sufficiently close for Rome, 30 kilometres, to enable the import of grain from Egypt and other products it needed as it grew into a great metropolis. Italy, despite the growth of latifundia, huge industrial scale slave plantations, was unable to produce enough grain to feed the population.

Samuel L. Jackson · Answer

1. ?

2. women? or sardinians

3. ceaser

4. hammurabi?

5. dictator

6.  soothsayer!~

7. sardinians

8. forgot@!! but i know this

9. brutis

10. romulus and remus

Anonymous · Answer

6. Soothsayer or Calphurnia

9. Conspirators [Brutus and Cassius and many more]

all i know. :p

Anonymous · Answer

Do your own homework

Dr. Mister · Answer

I know they were romans

Anonymous · Answer

Do your own homework.

The Dimebaggage · Answer

1) i forgot
2) i forgot
3) i forgot
4) i forgot
5) emperor
6) i forgot
7) i forgot
8) i forgot
9) i forgot
10) alps

nicole marie · Answer

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♥me and you= yahoo dorks♥ · Answer

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