Roman Civilization (got 100%)

Which statement best describes the role of Roman women? Roman women had many more rights than other women of the time. Roman women had the same rights as women in other societies. Roman women had fewer rights than women in other societies. Roman women had even more rights than women do today.

The Founding Fathers of the United States were influenced by Cicero's ideas about polytheism. aqueducts. government. architecture.

A mosaic like this one was made from splashes of wall paint. small, colored tiles. pieces of marble. pieces of bronze.

Which statement best describes the way Romans viewed education? Roman education was reserved for slaves. Roman children of wealthy families were sent to school. Roman education focused on the humanities. Roman society looked down on education.

Which statement best describes the population of ancient Rome? With a population of about a million, ancient Rome was a large city. Compared to cities today, Rome was more like a town or village in size. Ancient Rome was smaller than any city today. Ancient Rome was bigger than any of today's cities.

How did the Romans bring fresh water to their cities? They diverted water from the Tiber. They built a system of aqueducts. They imported water from other countries. They built dams across the Tiber.

Which statement best describes the roads of the Roman Empire? They had to be built with stones provided by Rome. They were constructed to move the Roman military. They were reserved mainly for civilians, not troops. They made it difficult to govern land Rome controlled.

What is one technological advancement created by the Romans that is still used today? catapults concrete aqueducts accounting

Which statement best describes the Roman language of Latin? Latin is understood today by doctors and scientists. Latin is the basis for many modern languages. Latin is an older form of modern-day English. Latin is considered to be a forgotten language.

Roman religion was adapted from the Carthaginians. Egyptians. Greeks. Germans.