A) Military reforms B) Engineering projects C) Artistic achievements D) Philosophical writings
A) Social War B) Gallic Wars C) Punic Wars D) Jugurthine War
A) Aedile B) Praetor C) Censor D) Consul
A) Marcus Marius B) Lucius Marius C) Titus Marius D) Gaius Marius the Younger
A) Berenice B) Cleopatra C) Julia D) Livia
A) Carthage B) Arpinum C) Gaul D) Rome
A) 1st AD B) 2nd BC C) 4th AD D) 3rd BC
A) Equestrian B) Patrician C) Plebeian D) Slaves
A) Scipio Aemilianus B) Hannibal Barca C) Pompey D) Julius Caesar
A) Allowed only patricians to vote B) Expanded the grain dole C) Introduced oral voting D) Narrowed the passages for voters to prevent harassment and ballot inspection
A) Four times B) Five times C) Six times D) Seven times
A) Defeated the Cimbri at Vercellae B) Won a triumph over the Jugurthine War C) Political setbacks and semi-retirement from public life D) Became governor of Further Spain
A) Achieved decisive victory B) Fought with limited success C) Led a successful campaign against Rome D) Remained neutral
A) Fled to Greece B) Supported Sulla's reforms C) Seized Rome and began a reign of terror D) Retired peacefully in Africa
A) He died shortly after assuming office B) He reformed the Roman Senate C) He retired from politics D) He led a successful military campaign
A) Universally accepted as factual B) Considered a construct of modern scholarship C) Attributed to Julius Caesar D) Disproven by recent archaeological evidence
A) Was captured by enemy forces B) Participated in securing Roman control over southern Gaul C) Remained neutral D) Led the Roman forces as consul
A) Always remained allies B) Initially supported, later became estranged due to political actions C) Were his hereditary patrons D) Never had any interaction
A) Possessed significant financial resources B) Lacked any wealth C) Was financially struggling D) Depended on Metelli patronage
A) General in Further Spain B) Governor of Cisalpine Gaul C) Tribune of the plebs D) Commander of Roman forces in Numidia
A) Increasing the grain supply B) Offering amnesty to all involved C) Issuing a senatus consultum ultimum D) Declaring war on neighboring tribes
A) A precedent justifying force against fellow magistrates. B) A reduction in political violence. C) A decrease in the Senate's ability to govern effectively. D) An increase in senatorial legitimacy.
A) Promised them land in Numidia B) Bribed many prominent Romans C) Formed a political alliance with them D) Threatened them with military action
A) The First Triumvirate. B) The Second Triumvirate. C) Julius Caesar. D) Pompey the Great.
A) Imprisoned Italian ambassadors B) Refused to trade with Italian merchants C) Massacred Italians D) Captured Italian cities
A) It had not been done recently. B) It was the first time ever. C) The Senate opposed it unanimously. D) He was elected for a third consecutive term.
A) Sulla B) Octavius C) Marius D) Cinna himself
A) A permanent change to military recruitment B) An ongoing policy throughout Marius's career C) A one-time affair D) A reform that drastically altered the social composition of legions
A) Quintus Servilius Caepio B) Marcus Livius Drusus C) Lucius Porcius Cato D) Publius Rutilius Lupus
A) Marcus Junius Silanus B) Gaius Popillius C) Lucius Cassius Longinus D) Quintus Fabius Maximus
A) Tigurini B) Cimbri C) Teutones D) Gauls
A) Caepio. B) Quintus Lutatius Catulus. C) Lucius Appuleius Saturninus. D) Rutilius Rufus.
A) Sulla B) Octavius C) Marius D) Cinna
A) Marcus Junius Silanus B) Lucius Cassius Longinus C) Quintus Servilius Caepio D) Gnaeus Mallius Maximus
A) That they were his equals. B) That they were his servants. C) That they were his mentors. D) That they were his rivals.
A) Marcus Antonius B) Quintus Metellus C) Metellus Numidicus D) Gaius Memmius
A) Malaria B) Cholera C) Pleurisy D) Fever
A) Herius Asinius B) Lucius Porcius Cato C) Poppaedius Silo D) Quintus Servilius Caepio
A) Lucius Cassius Longinus B) Quintus Servilius Caepio C) Marcus Junius Silanus D) Gnaeus Mallius Maximus
A) His former soldiers B) The Senate C) The urban plebs D) Metellus Numidicus' relatives
A) Etruria B) Rome C) Africa D) Greece
A) Proletarii (the poorest census class) B) Wealthy landowners C) Equestrians D) Senators
A) Five B) Three C) Six D) Four
A) lex Licinia Mucia B) lex Gaius Marius C) lex Julia D) lex Drusus
A) Captured Roman supply lines B) Scattered the Romans into small detachments C) Cut off communication between Roman units D) Ambushed Metellus's headquarters
A) Fourteen B) Six C) Ten D) Eight
A) Mallius. B) Caepio. C) Rutilius Rufus. D) Sulla.
A) Jugurtha B) Sulla C) Mallius D) Caepio
A) Quintus Lutatius Catulus. B) Lucius Valerius Flaccus. C) Marcus Claudius Marcellus. D) Manius Aquillius.
A) By staging a coup within the army. B) By waiting for Metellus to retire. C) By bribing the senators. D) By having Titus Manlius Mancinus, a tribune, override the Senate's decision. |