Chapter 11 Lessons 1 and 2.  A. a government ruled by a king or queen.  B. a government ruled by a Senate appointed by citizens.  C. a government ruled.

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Chapter 11 Lessons 1 and 2

 A. a government ruled by a king or queen.  B. a government ruled by a Senate appointed by citizens.  C. a government ruled by a dictator.  D. What is a republic?

 A. Julius Caesar and Pompey.  B. Brutus and Casius.  C. Romulus and Remus.  D. Augustus and Octavious

 A. Julius Caesar  B. Cleopatra  C. Marc Antony  D. Augustus Caesar

 A. Greek  B. Latin  C. Chinese  D. Egyptian

 A. member of a wealthy and powerful family.  B. member of a club.  C. prestige in Call of Duty.  D. father of a family.

 A. pass the cool ranch Doritos  B. I permit it  C. I forbid it  D. I smell something

 A. expand their Empire  B. sail further than before because of stolen ships from Carthage.  C. use war elephants in battle because of stolen war elephants from Carthage.  D. all of the above

 A. King  B. Senator  C. Dictator for Life  D. Emperor

 A. Congratulated  B. Celebrated  C. Promoted  D. Assassinated

 A. a ruler who has total control of the government.  B. a citizen with a responsibility to Rome  C. a president  D. a king