Ancient Rome quiz
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On which day was Julius Caesar stabbed to death?
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Who was Rome's first emperor?
Answer: Augustus
Why: Rather than king, he called himself princeps, meaning 'first citizen'.
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What moved water along Roman aqueducts?
Answer: Gravity
Why: The aqueduct to Nîmes, which crosses the Pont du Gard, drops under 20 meters over its 50 km.
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How many men did a centurion command in the imperial army?
Answer: 80
Why: Century comes from centum, 'a hundred', the unit's original size; imperial centuries held 80 men.
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Which river did Caesar cross to start a civil war?
Answer: Rubicon
Why: Crossing it took Caesar's army out of his province and into Italy, which Roman law forbade.
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Who invaded Italy in 452 but never took Rome?
Answer: Attila
Why: During that invasion his army razed Aquileia so completely that its site was later hard to recognize.
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Under which emperor did the empire reach its largest size?
Answer: Trajan
Why: His successor Hadrian soon gave up Trajan's newest conquests in Mesopotamia.
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