1. Which social policy reflected the excesses symbolized by chariot races?
a. bread and circuses
b. Cursus Honorum
c. Pax Romana
d. res publica
2. Which condition made the western Roman empire vunerable to attack?
a. democratic reforms
b. insufficient military forces
c. internal strife
d. widespread disease
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