A) Nero B) Caligula C) Mark Antony D) Julius Caesar
A) Julius Caesar B) Nero Claudius C) Gaius Octavius D) Marcus Aurelius
A) Pontifex Maximus B) Consul C) Princeps D) Tribune
A) Praetor B) Empress C) Vestal Virgin D) Augusta
A) Triumvirate B) Pax Romana C) Social War D) Punic Wars
A) Vercingetorix B) Mark Antony C) Hannibal D) Spartacus
A) Alexandria B) Athens C) Nola D) Rome
A) First Triumvirate B) Second Triumvirate C) Concordat of Worms D) Tetrarchy
A) Gracchians B) Populares C) Optimates D) Julians
A) 367 AD B) 2 BC C) 133 BC D) 1010 AD
A) Tribune B) Dictator C) Consul D) Praetor
A) Bronze B) Gold C) Silver D) Marble
A) Virgil B) Horace C) Ovid D) Livy
A) Censorship B) Consulship C) Tribunate D) Praetorship
A) Gaius Maecenas B) Publius Quinctilius Varus C) Lucius Aelius Sejanus D) Marcus Agrippa
A) Vestal Virgin B) Pontifex Maximus C) Flamen Dialis D) Augur
A) October B) July C) September D) August
A) Claudius B) Nero C) Caligula D) Tiberius
A) Annexation B) Complete victory C) Peace treaty D) A major defeat
A) Babylonian Empire B) Parthian Empire C) Carthaginian Empire D) Assyrian Empire
A) Scribonia B) Octavia Minor C) Livia D) Julia the Elder
A) A buffer region of client states B) An impenetrable wall C) A naval blockade D) A series of fortresses
A) Nubian Kingdom B) Kingdom of Kush C) Carthaginian Kingdom D) Egyptian Empire
A) Imperial guard B) Legionary militia C) Auxiliary forces D) Standing professional army
A) Pater Patriae B) Princeps C) Caesar D) Augustus
A) Networks of roads B) Air routes C) Sea lanes D) Telegraph lines
A) Caesar B) Thurinus C) Octavianus D) Augustus
A) Augustus B) Imperator C) Octavianus D) Thurinus
A) Gaius Octavius B) Octavian C) Imperator Caesar D) Augustus
A) Imperator B) Thurinus C) Augustus D) Caesar
A) In Macedonia B) In Velitrae near Rome C) On the Palatine Hill in Rome D) At Caesar's villa
A) Patrician B) Plebeian C) Senator D) Equestrian
A) Apollodorus of Pergamon B) Sphaerus C) Areios of Alexandria D) Athenodorus of Tarsus
A) Lucius Marcius Philippus B) Marcus Epidius C) Pompey the Great D) Julius Caesar
A) General B) Pontiff C) Consul D) Proconsular governor of Macedonia
A) Marcus Epidius and Apollodorus of Pergamon B) Lucius Marcius Philippus and Sphaerus C) Pompey and Crassus D) Atia and Gaius Octavius
A) It fell apart leading to a civil war B) Caesar became emperor C) They conquered Rome together D) They formed a triumvirate
A) The consulship B) A province to govern C) A legion of soldiers D) Military decorations
A) Africa B) Macedonia C) Greece D) Hispania
A) In the Roman Senate B) At the Temple of Venus Genetrix C) In Gaius Octavian's home D) With the Vestal Virgins
A) Increased support for Antony B) Caused a riot in Rome C) Alienated him from moderate Caesarian senators D) Led to his immediate resignation
A) Powers of the censor B) Tribunicia potestas C) Imperium proconsulare maius D) Imperium over the city of Rome
A) A golden shield B) Laurels C) The corona civica ('civic crown') D) A diadem
A) Caesarion B) Ptolemy Philadelphus C) Antyllus D) Cleopatra Selene II
A) Smallpox B) A liver disease C) Pneumonia D) Malaria
A) A naval battle injury B) An arrow shot by an enemy soldier C) A fall from his horse D) A collapsing siege ramp
A) Legionaries from Egypt B) Political alliances C) Naval support D) Her enormous wealth
A) 40,000 B) 50,000 C) 30,000 D) 20,000
A) the recently deceased Marcellus B) The Senate C) Lucius Licinius Varro Murena D) Augustus
A) Powers of the censor B) Tribunicia potestas for life C) Imperium proconsulare maius ('greater proconsular power') D) Imperium over the city of Rome
A) Antony B) Agrippa C) Menas D) Salvidienus Rufus
A) Money seized from the assassins B) Donations from foreign allies C) Funds from Caesar's will D) Tribute from Roman provinces
A) Marcus Aemilius Lepidus B) Lucius Antonius C) Decimus Junius Brutus Albinus D) Gaius Cassius Longinus
A) Battle of Actium B) Battles at Philippi C) Battle of Carrhae D) Battle of Munda
A) his dominant position over his 'imperial' provinces B) his ability to rule the state officially C) his role as consul annually D) his direct control over senatorial affairs
A) Romulus B) Caesar C) Imperator D) Princeps
A) Octavia's children B) Antony's son, Antyllus C) Agrippa D) Cleopatra's son, Caesarion
A) Tiberius successfully defended against Germanic tribes. B) Augustus personally led a successful counterattack. C) Arminius destroyed three entire Roman legions. D) The Romans conquered Germania up to the Elbe River.
A) Drusus's marriage to Antonia B) Augustus's illness C) Tiberius's retirement from politics D) The death of Marcellus
A) Cumae B) Tarentum C) Brundisium D) Misenum
A) Lex Titia B) Lex Cornelia C) Lex Julia D) Lex Pompeia
A) Sextus Pompey B) Lucius Antonius C) Lepidus D) Quintus Calenus
A) Poisoned bread B) Poisoned wine C) A poisoned fig D) Poisoned water
A) Tribunicia sacrosanctitas holder B) Proconsul C) Consul D) Patrician
A) Drusus B) Varus C) Tiberius D) Germanicus
A) Centralizing power in his own hands. B) Eliminating all political rivals immediately. C) Appointed term limits for offices. D) Dissolving the Senate permanently.
A) Alexandria B) Nicopolis ('victory city') C) Epirus D) Rome
A) Athens B) Segesta (modern Siscia) C) Rome D) Metulum
A) Mounted public opinion against the assassins B) Calmed tensions between factions C) Resulted in a peace treaty D) Led to his exile from Rome
A) Greece B) Sicily C) Corsica D) Italy
A) Spain B) Gaul C) Illyricum D) Africa
A) Antony declared war on Octavian B) Octavian left Rome immediately C) Cicero was exiled from Rome D) They publicly reconciled
A) Ten B) Fifteen C) Twenty-five D) Eighteen
A) Scribonia B) Octavia Minor C) Claudia D) Livia Drusilla
A) "Veni, vidi, vici" B) "I have done my duty" C) "Have I played the part well? Then applaud as I exit" D) "Et tu, Brute?"
A) Sextus B) Julia C) Drusus D) Tiberius
A) Marry into a prominent family B) Retire from politics C) Assume the dead dictator's name D) Repay all of Caesar's debts
A) Agrippa B) Calpurnius Piso C) Marcus Claudius Marcellus D) Antonius Musa
A) Their marriage had never been consummated. B) Claudia supported Lucius Antonius. C) She did not bear him any children. D) He fell in love with Livia Drusilla.
A) 500 B) 100 C) 200 D) Around 300
A) Five or six B) Thirty C) Ten D) Twenty
A) Sicily B) Miletus C) Athens D) Rome
A) Never again B) Once C) Three times D) Twice
A) Rome B) Macedonia C) Apollonia, Illyria D) Brundisium
A) Spain B) Gaul C) Africa D) Egypt
A) 35 years old B) 30 years old C) 25 years old D) 19 years old
A) Brundisium B) Perusia C) Rome D) Sicily
A) Protection for their families B) Promises of high-ranking positions C) Land grants D) Monetary gain
A) Octavia Minor B) Fulvia C) Scribonia D) Cleopatra
A) Antony B) Lepidus C) Agrippa D) Sextus Pompey
A) Gaul B) The eastern provinces C) Illyricum D) Germany
A) Consular immunity B) Imperial immunity C) Military immunity D) Tribunician immunity (sacrosanctitas)
A) Marcus Lollius B) Cornelius Balbus C) Germanicus D) Tiberius
A) 15 March B) 30 December C) 21 September D) 1 July
A) Scribonia B) Claudia C) Octavia Minor D) Livia Drusilla
A) Marcus Agrippa B) Lucius Munatius Plancus C) Publius Ventidius D) Gaius Cassius
A) Lepidus's forces B) Agrippa's forces C) Antony's forces D) Sextus Pompey's forces
A) Tiberius B) Drusus C) Livia Drusilla D) Julia
A) Antony B) Menas C) Agrippa D) Lepidus
A) Monarchical traditions B) Military conquests alone C) Dictatorial decrees D) Republican legal frameworks |