1 In early Rome most men were ____.A) farmers B) government workers C) shopkeepers D) slaves 2 ____ was the foundation of early Roman life.A) Commerce B) Membership in a guild C) Public office D) Agriculture 3 At first, work on small farms was done ____.A) entirely by slaves B) with simple tools and intensive hand labor C) using animals in every way possible D) by members of guilds 4 The destruction of land ____ led to larger farms and a change in the attitude toward farming.A) by overgrazing B) by the eruption of volcanoes C) by war in southern Italy D) by having too many small farms 5 Most work, such as weaving cloth, carpentry, and pottery making, was done ____.A) outside of Rome and brought into the city B) on farms where space was available C) in dirty, overcrowded factories D) either by hand at home or in small shops 6 Emperor ____ wore clothing made by slaves under the direction of his wife.A) Augustus B) Nero C) Constantine D) Tiberius 7 The wares of specialized shops were often ____.A) exported to other nations B) made specially for the Egyptians C) too expensive for anyone to buy D) displayed outside the shops 8 In certain industries, workers belonged to guilds or unions, whose main purposes were to bring the members together for fellowship and ____.A) to provide burials for the members who died B) to provide a happier work environment C) to make sure the workers were paid fairly D) to provide benefits for the workers' families 9 Great profits could be made by ____.A) tax collectors B) politicians C) doctors D) heads of guilds 10 The professions, for the most part, were not well developed; lawyers could not ____.A) work outside their own homes B) accept payment for their services C) provide services to the poor D) work in rural areas