Classics Rome - Unit 3 Exam

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Which of the following had clear origins as a privately-sponsored (rather than state-sponsored) games in ancient Rome?

ludi gladiatorii

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Which of the following terms was used particularly of gladiatorial games in ancient Rome?

munera

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The power of provincial armies in imperial power transitions became most clear in the events that surrounded and followed the death of which of the following emperors?

Nero

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Which of the following celebrated a triumph in Rome following the Siege of Jerusalem in 70 CE?

Titus

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The historian Tacitus represents, broadly speaking, a strongly _____ viewpoint on the politics of early imperial Rome.

Senatorial

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Which of the following represents the correct order of the Julio-Claudian emperors?

Augustus — Tiberius — Caligula — Claudius — Nero

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Who was Caligula (the emperor Gaius)?

the nephew of Claudius

the brother of Agrippina the Younger

the son of Germanicus

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Our best evidence suggests that gladiatorial games originated in ___.

Campania

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Who was Octavia?

the mother of Marcellus

the sister of Augustus

the wife of Mark Antony

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In a borrowing from military terminology, a newly recruited gladiator was called by the Romans a __

tiro

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Which of the following had most to do with the construction of the Colosseum in Rome?

Vespasian

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____ were a kind of entertainment in ancient Rome that involved the killing of animals before a crowd in an enclosed space

venationes

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Which of the following would have been a venue for horse racing in ancient times?

the circus maximus

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Which of the following emperors was assassinated by the Praetorian Guard?

Caligula

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The Romans preferred ___ as the sources for their aqueducts

springs

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An ___ is a column embedded in a wall and partially projecting from the surface of the wall

engaged column

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While governor of Cilicia, Ciero received letters from his friend Caelius asking to be supplied with what animal for the staging of games?

panthers

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Early Christians tended to adapt the Roman architectural form of the ___ in the construction of churches

basilica

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There are passages in each of the following imperial authors commenting negatively on the Games except

Suetonius

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Which of the following is the most ornate order of Greek-style colonnade?

Corinthian

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True or false? The temple shown here shows features uniformly typical of Etrusco-Italic traditions of temple construction.

False

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The Pantheon in its original form (without the dome) was built by __

Agrippa

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When we read curse tablets targeting members of the Whites, Reds, Blues, or Greens, we know we are dealing with which type of ludus?

ludi circenses

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Which of the following was NOT a feature of the typical temple of Etrusco-Italic tradition?

a low podium

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Which ancient philosophical school was particularly associated with atomism?

Epicureanism

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Which emperor instituted the Tetrarchy in an attempt to handle better the external threats to the Roman empire in the third century?

Diocletian

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The Roman word ___ designated the private property held by a person (as a wife, child, slave) under the power of another (but becoming with certain exceptions the property of the paterfamilias or master at his pleasure)

peculium

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Which of the following cities rose to prominence as an imperial capital during the third century?

Milan

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Septimius Severus’ wife, the influential Julia Domna, hailed from an important Arab family of the Roman province of ____

Syria

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Which of the following authors is one of our main sources on ancient Epicureanism, and especially in its Roman reception?

Lucretius

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Septimius Severus is well-known for his building projects in his native province of ___

Africa

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Which of the following battles acquired particular significance in perceptions of the history of the Roman Empire's relationship to Christianity?

the Battle of the Milvian Bridge

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In a decision with important implications for the relationship of Rome to its provinces, the emperor __________ decreed in 212 CE that all free men in the Roman Empire be granted full Roman citizenship.

Caracalla

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Which of the following was the imperial dynasty that directly preceded the Crisis of the Third Century?

the Severan dynasty