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1 Rome: Engineering an Empire Watch the video and answer the following questions. Read the questions before the video starts! Do your own work; you will be given credit for your answers. You may write on this page. 1. Julius Caesar was assassinated because he did not want to share, but have it all to himself. a. his power b. his wealth c. his palace 2. Caesar s engineers built a wooden bridge 3 football fields long across the 30-foot- deep Rhine River in Germany in, proving that nothing could hold him back. a. ten years b. ten months c. ten weeks d. ten days 3. True or False? Caesar s consolidation of power marked the death of the Roman Republic and the beginning of a series of powerful emperors. 4. The construction of the Cloaca Maxima, Rome s, was the key event in the consolidation of Latin tribes into a unified culture around the city of Rome. a. Forum b. main road c. sewer system d. city wall 5. The Via Appia was Rome s first. a. public building b. international highway c. public housing complex d, temple 6. Rome s first imperator (emperor) was: a. Julius Caesar b. Nero c. Octavian (Caesar Augustus) 7. True or False? London (England), Bonn (Germany), and Paris (France) are examples of cities built by the Romans in all parts of their Empire. 8. The secret weapon of Rome s engineers = a. waterproof concrete including volcanic sand b. bricks baked at high temperatures c. iron tools for cutting stone d. wooden support structures 9. The structures of Roman engineers and builders allowed Rome to dominate the landscape and become Europe s only superpower by the century AD. a. 1 st (0-99 AD) b. 2 nd ( AD) c. 3 rd ( AD) 10. The most life-altering (life-changing) achievement of Rome s engineers = a. the Coliseum and other buildings which provided entertainment b. the public markets which provided a source of fresh food
2 c. the aquaducts, which brought 200 million barrels of water a day into Rome 11. True or False? Claudius expanded the Empire into Germany and built two major aquaducts. 12. True or False? Roman aquaducts often carried water over a distance of miles with a gradient of only several inches every 100 feet. 13. The revolutionized architecture in the ancient world by providing strength with less material and weight a. arch b. beam c. column d. buttress 14. What made Rome different from large urban centers in other civilizations? a. It had stone buildings. b. It had a large population. c. It was surrounded by a city wall and other fortifications. d. It had many public buildings such as theaters, temples, amphitheaters, and government buildings. e. It was clean and every middle-class or upper-class home had running water. 15. Agrippina, Claudius niece and wife, convinced Claudius to name her son by a previous marriage,, as his heir, then she poisoned Claudius with a. a. Caligula drink of wine b. Nero mushroom c. Nero bite of chocolate 16. In 64 AD, 10 of Rome s 14 regions burned. Afterwards Nero confiscated 1/3 of the charred city (downtown) to build a palace, his Domus Aurea ( Golden House ), trimmed in gold & precious stones and built mostly by slaves. Nero blamed the fire on the. a. plebeians b. army c. Christians d. Senators 17. One of every Romans was a slave. a. two b. three c. four 18. In 69 AD Nero was overthrown, declared a public enemy, hunted by his own guards, and slit his own throat with the help of a slave, saying What a(n) dies in me! a. emperor b. statesman c. artist d. public servant 19. The Emperor Vespasian drained Nero s artificial lake and from AD with money from the destroyed Jewish temple in Jerusalem and the slave labor of Jewish captives he built the Flavian Amphitheater, or the. a. coliseum b. Circus Maximus c. public baths
3 20. True or False? The Coliseum was the tallest Roman structure ever built. It symbolized the power & wealth of ancient Rome. It held 70,000 spectators and had drinking fountains, rest rooms, numbered gates, and a retractable awning. 21. Trajan s massive building campaign included an aquaduct, new public baths, and a new Forum designed by Apollodorus of Damascus. Its most important feature historically, which remains today, is: a. a 125 marble column with a relief telling of Trajan s victory in Dacia b. a library of collected Greek and Roman works c. a museum which housed Greek and Roman sculptures 22. Trajan s Forum included built into a hillside. a. a public bath house b. a shopping mall with 150 shops c. a garden with sidewalks 23. In a military offensive designed to raise money, Trajan s armies conquered (modern Romania and Hungary) & extended the boundaries of the Empire to their greatest extent. a. Slovakia b. Dacia c. Transylvania miles from Rome Hadrian built a wall in Britannia, completed in 122 AD. It was miles long and feet high, the Roman world s largest stone fortification. a b c True or False? The wall was manned by 3 legions (12-25,000) of men. It had a guardpost for 60 troops every mile, and 17 forts with 1000 soldiers each. (Note: Latin castra = camp. Cities of Winchester, Manchester, Dorchester, Gloucester, and many more are named after these camps.) 26. In Rome, Hadrian built the, a rotunda, or huge interior space capped by a domed ceiling. a. Coliseum b. basilica c. Pantheon 27. It was 150 high & 150 across, the largest unsupported span to be built for. a. a hundred years b. a thousand years c. eighteen centuries 28. Apollodorus of Damascus = Rome s greatest. a. general b. architect c. gladiator 29. The crowning achievement of Roman architects was the of Caracalla in 216 AD. a. Forum b. palace c. bath complex d. amphitheater 30. were like modern health clubs or country clubs for all social classes: places to work out, get a massage, take a steam bath, swim, etc. a. the homes of the wealthy b. public baths c. country villas
4 217 AD stabbed by own guards.\next 3 cent s Rome slowly burned out. Too large to be administered effectively. 5 th & 6 th c s Germanic tribes sacked Rome. 537 aquaducts destroyed. 1.2 m pop went to 12, Julius Caesar was assassinated because he did not want to share power, but have it all to himself. Caesar s engineers built a wooden bridge 3 football fields long across the 30-foot- deep Rhine River in Germany in, proving that nothing could hold him back. ten days Caesar s consolidation of power marked the death of the Roman Republic and the beginning of a series of powerful emperors. The construction of the Cloaca Maxima, Rome s, was the key event in the consolidation of Latin tribes into a unified culture around the city of Rome. sewer system The Via Appia was Rome s first international highway Rome s first imperator (emperor) was Augustus forum, theater, amphitheater, basilica = urban centers that Rome built in all parts of its empire London, Bonn, Paris Secret weapon of Rome s engineers = waterproof concrete including volcanic sand allowed roman builders to dominate the landscape Europe s only - by 1 st century AD superpower Most life-altering achievement of Rome s engineers = aquaducts 200 m barrels a day brought into Rome Up to 1 m people lived in Rome. Claudius Empire expanded into Britain, built two major aquaducts. Gradient = several inches every 100, over miles. The arch revolutionized architecture in the ancient world by providing strength with less material.
5 Every home of means had running water. Agrippina, Claudius niece and wife, convinced Claudius to name her son by a previous marriage,, as his heir, then she poisoned Claudius with a mushroom. Nero 64 AD, 10 of Rome s 14 regions affected by fire. Afterwards Nero confiscated 1/3 of the charred city (downtown) to build a palace, his Golden House, trimmed in gold & precious stones and built mostly by slaves. Nero blamed the fire on the. Christians Ag s desire for control infuriated Nero, & he sent his guards to kill her. One of every Romans was a slave. three 69 AD Nero overthrown declared public enemy, hunted by his own guards, slit his own throat with help of slave What an artist dies in me! Emperor Trajan built a bathhouse above the rubble of the destroyed Domus Aurea. Vespasian drained Nero s artificial lake and from AD with money from the destroyed Jewish temple and Jewish captives slave labor built the Flavian Amphitheater, or the. coliseum Tallest Roman structure ever built. Symbolized power & wealth of ancient Rome. Held 70,000. Drinking fountains, rest rooms, numbered gates, and a retractable awning. Trajan s massive building campaign included an aquaduct, new public baths, and a new Forum designed by Apollodorus of Damascus. 125 marble column w. relief telling of Trajan s victory in Dacia. It included a shopping mall with 150 shops built into a hillside. Military offensive to raise money conquered Dacia (modern Romania and Hungary) & extended boundaries of Empire to its greatest extent mi from Rome Hadrian built a wall 122 AD in Brittania 73 miles long 15 high Roman world s largest stone fortification 3 legions 12-25,000 men. Guardpost for 60 troops every mile. 17 forts w soldiers each. (castra = camp. Winchester, Manchester, Gloucester, etc.) In Rome Hadrian built the Pantheon, a rotunda, or huge interior space capped by a domed ceiling. 150 high & 150 across. largest unsupported span for 18 centuries. Dedicated to all the gods (Pan-theon = all gods ) Did Hadrian design it himself? Or Apollodorus of Damascus? H. made Ap. commit suicide Rome s greatest architect. The crowning achievement of Roman architects was the bath complex of Caracalla in 216 AD. Baths were like modern health clubs or country clubs for all social classes. 5-10,000 laborers for
6 5 years. Bricks, masonry, marble, water systems, drainage, sewer systems, concrete, domes & vaults. 217 AD stabbed by own guards.\next 3 cent s Rome slowly burned out. Too large to be administered effectively. 5 th & 6 th c s Germanuic tribes sacked Rome. 537 aquaducts destroyed. 1.2 m pop went to 12,000.
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