The Legacy of Rome and the Medieval World: Foundations of Western Civilization

Discusses Rome's influence and medieval world's role in shaping Western civilization.

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The Legacy of Rome and the Medieval World: Foundations of Western
Civilization
The Roman tendency in conquering other people was to preserve, not to destroy
True
The term "Pax Romana" refers specifically to the fact that the Romans were a peace-loving people
False
The Romans learned very little from the Etruscans to the north
False
What is the best-known surviving portion of the Roman highway?
Appian Way
The American idea of "building a better mousetrap" most closely corresponds to which Roman value?
Practicality
Ancient Roman society was relatively tolerant of various religions
True
Roman citizens had to travel to the capital city if they wanted to use a public bath
False
The Greeks were more interested in "what works," while the Romans were more interested in what is right.
False
The American idea of "a city on a hill" most closely corresponds to which Roman value?
Imperialism
In what way does the Colosseum illustrates the principle of eclecticism?
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