What was the Roman punishment for a son killing his father?

Sewn into a sack of snakes and thrown in a river to drown.

Sewn into a sack of snakes and left at the side of the road

Which one of these is NOT a ROMAN method of law enforcement?

The victim finding the criminal themselves

It had to act as a deterrent as there was no police force.

Women who disobeyed their husbands

14 Tablets of the Laws of the Roman Empire

Sundays were to be kept holy for religious reasons.

Every person has the right to know the laws.

Every suspect was innocent until proven guilty.

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1Key word to describe Roman society: H_______________
1. AHierarchical
2. BHigherarchical
3. CPatriarchal
2When society is run by men:
1. AHierarchical
2. BMatriarchal
3. CPatriarchal
3What was the Roman punishment for a son killing his father?
1. AExile
2. BSewn into a sack of snakes and left at the side of the road
3. CSewn into a sack of snakes and thrown in a river to drown.
4Which one of these is NOT a ROMAN method of law enforcement?
1. ATithing
2. BArmy
3. CThe victim finding the criminal themselves
5Why was Roman punishment so harsh?
1. AThe emperors had no control.
2. BIt had to act as a deterrent as there was no police force.
3. CThe police force was useless.
6Who could be exiled from Rome?
1. ARich men
2. BAll criminals
3. CWomen who disobeyed their husbands
7What name was given to the document containing the Roman Laws?
1. A14 Tablets of Law
2. B12 Tablets of the Laws of Rome
3. C14 Tablets of the Laws of the Roman Empire
8When did Boudicca rebel against the Romans?
1. A60AD
2. B70AD
3. C80AD
9Which one of these was NOT part of the laws of Rome?
1. AEvery person has the right to know the laws.
2. BEvery suspect was innocent until proven guilty.
3. CSundays were to be kept holy for religious reasons.
10Which of these is NOT a Roman crime?
1. ASelling under-weight bread
2. BChariot theft
3. CTreason

Descripción: Test your knowledge on Roman Crime and Punishment
Autor: BecBouch
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Historial: Creado el 4 abr 2014 · actualizado el 1 dic 2016
Etiquetas: gcse history: crime and punishement history: crime and punishement all
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