Transcript This altar, dedicated by Augustus in 9 BC, is known as the:

This altar, dedicated by Augustus in 9 BC, is
known as the:
a) Ara Augustus
b) Pax Romana
c) Ara Pacis
d) Pax Augusta
Octavian, who became the ruler of Rome in 44 BC,
succeeded:
a) Marc Antony
b) Julius Caesar
c) Augustus
d) Claudius
This is:
a) Hadrian.
b) Caesar Augustus.
c) Julius Caesar.
d) Vespasian
The combination of smooth and rough masonry surfaces
on some Roman architecture is known as:
a) Poor construction.
b) Etruscan influenced design.
c) Claudian rustication.
d) Augustan rustication.
This is:
a) the Colosseum.
b) the Pompeii
ampitheater.
c) the Pantheon.
d) the Domus Aurea.
The Roman Empire reached its greatest
geographic extent and height of power in the:
a) Republican Period (506 to 27 BC)
b) Early Empire (27 BC to 96 AD)
c) High Empire (96-192 AD)
d) None of the above.
This funerary relief demonstrates an example of:
a) Imperial style.
b) The art of the lower
classes.
c) Augustan
propaganda.
d) A change in Roman
funerary practices.
Who was the first non-Roman emperor?
a) Marcus Aurelius
b) Trajan
c) Hadrian
d) Domitian
In 31 BC, Octavian defeated Marc Antony and
Cleopatra at:
a) Athen
b) Augustus
c) Aeneas
d) Actium
This is the equestrian statue of:
a) Vespasian
b) Hadrian
c) Marcus Aurelius
d) Antoninus Pius