Question

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

Answer 1

1 A.bread and circuses

2 i think its b

Answer 2

Which social policy reflected the excesses symbolized by chariot races?

A. Bread and Circuses.

The Romans believed that as long as the people had something to distract them and had food, they'd be happy enough with the government and would not rebel or focus on things that the government didn't want them to.

Which condition made the western Roman empire vulnerable to attack?

C. internal strife

With inflation and many other problems in the Roman Empire, it came to a point where the cracks of the government began to show and the government didn't even have the money to pay their own soldiers.