True or False about Ancient rome

Question

1.slaves made up the lowest class in roman society?

2.our government today is modeled after the early roman republics senate and assembly

3.in rome women have no legal rights

4.the punic wars were fought between rome and carthage

5.hanibal was a famous rome general

6.in early rome girls often received as thorough education as boys

7. rome did not attemp to change the customs or religions of its foriegn subjects.

8.the first triumvirate consisted of pompey ,julius ceaser, and marcus lucius crassus

9. julius ceaser was appointed dictator for life by the roman senate.

10.. pompey was the first one to take upon the title of imperator or emperor in english

true or false!!

help with wat you can! thnx

Answer 1

I could answer all of those but why should I?  They are your homework.

OK I'll give you a couple.

5 false he was Carthaginian

8 true

Answer 2

1}True

2)Mostly true (our government is influenced by a lot of things, but the Roman republic did have a big influence.

3) Kind of true, kind of false. They lacked rights at first, but got more over time. And Augustus awarded the right to own property to women if they had children.

4) True

5) False, he was a Carthaginian general

6) True

7) True, mostly at least. They did try to change the Jews and Christians, but they were mostly tolerant until the late Empire.

8) True, kind of. Crassus' full name was Marcus Licinius Crassus, not Marcus LUCIUS Crassus, so that might make it false, but everything else is right, so I think that might be a typo.

9)True

10) False, the title Imperator existed for most of the republic. And though it did not mean what we call "Emperor" until the 1st Century BC, the first true Emperor was Augustus.

Answer 3

I won't do your work for you, but I will say that your teacher's wrong in Question #1. Slaves were not a separate class in Ancient Rome--they were property.  

Answer 4

1 yes

2 yes [obviously]

3 false

4 true

5 false [chartago general, worth enemy of rome]

6 false

7 true

8 true

9 true [by propose of cicero]

10 false [ the first is augustus]

Answer 5

1. true

3. true

5. false

6. false

9. true

Answer 6

Some of the questions are somewhat debatable, but in true or false format:

1: True

2: True (Very loosely)

3: False (Women occupied a vague legal position in ancient Rome, but did have certain rights including the right to own land and operate a business.)

4: True

5: False

6: True (Though the areas they were schooled in were different)

7: True (So long as they paid taxes and did not directly challenge Rome, provinces could do just about anything they wanted.)

8: True

9: True

10: False (The Latin word imperator does not translate exactly into the English "emperor". It more broadly can mean commander, and was a title assumed by many Romans. While emperors were imperator, many others could be too, including any military commander. Octavian (Augustus) was the first person to assume the position of what we know as emperor. Imperator became a term closely linked with the position of emperor, but the terms princeps, Caesar, and Augustus were also used and may have had slightly different connotations at any given time in Roman history.)

Answer 7

1.F

2.its an opinion...i'd say T

3.T

4.T....somewhat mostly maybe sure... wiki this

5.F

6.F

7.T-until the very very end...

8. no idea...true maybe?

9. i'd say T

10. idk

for my idk's i would search wikipedia...theyre trivia and thats where wiki its most reliable...

Answer 8

1 - true or false depends on what your teacher actually means by lowest class.

2 - true

3 - true

4 - true

5 - false

6 - false

7 - true

8 - false

9 - true

10 - true - Sorry I should have put false.

The first Roman emperor was Augustus.