Year 7 AP Humanities Ancient Rome And China

Question 1

All non-patricians of Rome

Answer 1

Plebeians

Question 2

A system of government in which the head of the state is not a monarch

Answer 2

Republic

Question 3

Monarch

Answer 3

A ruler who rules because it was their birthright from being part of a royal family

Question 4

The myth that Romans used to explain their origin

Answer 4

Romulus and Remus

Question 5

The myth of Romulus and Remus

Answer 5

Their family abandoned them and a wolf called Lupa raised them. Romulus killed Remus and became the founder of Rome.

Question 6

The King of the Roman gods

Answer 6

Jupiter also known as Zeus.

Question 7

A powerful city that was a rival to Rome located in North Africa

Answer 7

Carthage

Question 8

The plain where the Romans originated

Answer 8

Latium

Question 9

The people who enslaved the Romans in early time

Answer 9

The Etruscans

Question 10

The powerful general from Carthage who used Elephants

Answer 10

Hannibal

Question 11

Goods from war

Answer 11

Loot

Question 12

Members of aristocratic families that founded the Republic of Rome

Answer 12

Patricians

Question 13

Why did the Romans see Christianity as a threat

Answer 13

Because they refused to pay homage to the emperor, only their own god.

Question 14

The non patrician people of Rome

Answer 14

Plebeians

Question 15

Aqueduct

Answer 15

A structure used to carry water over long distances. It was in the form of a bridge.

Question 16

Countries

Answer 16

England, France, parts of Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Moracco, Turkey, Belgium,

Question 17

The reason Rome fell

Answer 17

Civil wars
The involvement of Roman army legions in civil wars reduced Rome’s ability to hold its frontiers.

Question 18

China

Answer 18

China

Question 19

Philosopher

Answer 19

One who studies the fundamental principles and causes of things

Question 20

Test answer

Answer 20

He had, however, turned a group of rival states into an empire and created a central system of government that lasted until the twentieth century.

Question 21

Four invention

Answer 21

Four great inventions of ancient China were the compass, paper, printing and gunpowder. These inventions encouraged human advances in education and exploration.

Question 22

Acupuncture

Answer 22

a medical practice in which long, sharp needles are inserted under the skin as a means of diagnosing, relieving or curing illness

Question 23

Four invention

Answer 23

Four great inventions of ancient China were the compass, paper, printing and gunpowder. These inventions encouraged human advances in education an

Question 24

Teaching of Daoism

Answer 24

The main teaching in ancient Daoist texts is
the need to retire from worldly concerns and follow
the Dao (‘the way’).