History Of Rome Flashcards

1
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Who were the three members of the First Triumvirate?

A

Julius Caesar, Pompey the Great, and Crassus

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True or False: The First Triumvirate was an official political institution in Rome.

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False

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3
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Fill in the blank: The First Triumvirate was formed to consolidate power and __________ political rivals.

A

overcome

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4
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What role did Crassus play in the First Triumvirate?

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He provided financial resources and military support.

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5
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Which member of the Triumvirate was known for military conquests in Gaul?

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Julius Caesar

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6
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following was NOT a member of the First Triumvirate? A) Pompey B) Crassus C) Cicero D) Caesar

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C) Cicero

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What was one major outcome of the First Triumvirate?

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Increased political power for the three members.

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True or False: The First Triumvirate successfully resolved all conflicts among its members.

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False

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9
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What major conflict arose between Pompey and Caesar after the First Triumvirate?

A

Civil War

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10
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Fill in the blank: The First Triumvirate began to dissolve after the death of __________ in 53 BC.

A

Crassus

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How did Julius Caesar’s rise to power affect the balance within the Triumvirate?

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Caesar became increasingly powerful and influential, leading to tensions.

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What was the primary reason for the alliance among the Triumvirate members?

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To achieve their individual political goals.

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13
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Which battle marked the beginning of the conflict between Caesar and Pompey?

A

The Battle of Pharsalus

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14
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following events led to the end of the First Triumvirate? A) Crassus’s death B) Caesar’s assassination C) Pompey’s marriage D) Cicero’s election

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A) Crassus’s death

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15
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What was a key factor in the eventual rivalry between Pompey and Caesar?

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Ambition and the desire for control over Rome.

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True or False: The First Triumvirate was a legally recognized body of government.

A

False

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17
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What legislation did Caesar push through the Senate that angered Pompey?

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Land reforms for veterans.

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18
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Fill in the blank: The Triumvirate’s power was based on __________ and mutual benefit.

A

personal relationships

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19
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What year did the First Triumvirate effectively end?

A

49 BC

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20
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What was the significance of the First Triumvirate in Roman history?

A

It marked the beginning of the end for the Roman Republic.

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21
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Who was the last surviving member of the First Triumvirate?

A

Julius Caesar

22
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What was Crassus’s primary motivation for joining the Triumvirate?

A

To gain military command and wealth.

23
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Multiple Choice: Which member of the Triumvirate had a successful military career in the East? A) Crassus B) Pompey C) Caesar D) None of the above

A

B) Pompey

24
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What did the Triumvirate’s members agree to do in order to support each other’s ambitions?

A

Intervene in each other’s political and military affairs.

25
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What is the full name of Julius Caesar?

A

Gaius Julius Caesar

26
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In what year was Julius Caesar born?

A

100 BC

27
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True or False: Julius Caesar was a member of the First Triumvirate.

A

True

28
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Who were the other two members of the First Triumvirate?

A

Pompey and Crassus

29
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What title did Julius Caesar hold in Rome?

A

Dictator

30
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Fill in the blank: Julius Caesar was assassinated on the Ides of ______.

A

March

31
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What significant event does the phrase ‘Crossing the Rubicon’ refer to?

A

Caesar’s decision to lead his army into Italy, starting a civil war.

32
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What was the name of the Roman general who opposed Caesar and was part of the Senate?

A

Pompey

33
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True or False: Julius Caesar was never able to become the sole ruler of Rome.

A

False

34
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What was the outcome of the Battle of Pharsalus?

A

Caesar defeated Pompey.

35
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What calendar reform is attributed to Julius Caesar?

A

The Julian calendar

36
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In what year did Julius Caesar die?

A

44 BC

37
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What was the name of the group that conspired to assassinate Caesar?

A

The Liberators

38
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Who famously said ‘Et tu, Brute?’ during Caesar’s assassination?

A

Julius Caesar

39
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What was the primary motivation behind Caesar’s assassination?

A

To prevent him from gaining absolute power.

40
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Multiple choice: Which of the following was a title Caesar refused to accept? (A) King (B) Emperor (C) Dictator

A

A) King

41
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Short answer: What province did Caesar govern before his rise to power?

A

Gaul

42
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True or False: Julius Caesar wrote a series of works known as Commentaries.

A

True

43
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What was the significance of the phrase ‘Veni, Vidi, Vici’?

A

It means ‘I came, I saw, I conquered,’ summarizing a quick victory.

44
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Fill in the blank: Julius Caesar was a key figure in the transition from the ______ Republic to the Roman Empire.

A

Roman

45
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Who was Julius Caesar’s adopted heir?

A

Octavian (later known as Augustus)

46
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What was the impact of Caesar’s death on Rome?

A

It led to a series of civil wars and the eventual rise of the Roman Empire.

47
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Multiple choice: Which of the following battles was NOT fought by Caesar? (A) Battle of Alesia (B) Battle of Actium (C) Battle of Pharsalus

A

B) Battle of Actium

48
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What position did Caesar hold during the Gallic Wars?

A

Governor of Gaul

49
Q

True or False: Caesar’s reforms included changes in the calendar and debt relief.

A

True

50
Q

What was Caesar’s relationship with Cleopatra?

A

They had a romantic and political alliance.

51
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Fill in the blank: Caesar initiated the ______ reforms to address issues within the Roman government.

A

political