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Most religions within the empire were
polytheistic
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An amphitheater was
a circular arena for outdoor entertainment
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What was the main goal of Romanization?
To extend Roman culture throughout the empire
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Someone who suffers and dies for their faith is called a
martyr
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### What was a donative?
an offering made by a new emperor to his soldiers
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Why did Hadrian build a wall across Great Britain?
To put the army to work to strengthen Roman defenses
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Excommunication is:
banishment from the Christian church and sacraments
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The idea that Christian church leaders receive their authority by being successors to Jesus' Apostles:
apostolic succession
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The death of Decius while fighting invaders was seen by Christians as
punishment by God
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Many of the important points of Jesus' teachings were delivered in
the Sermon on the Mount
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The emperor who blamed Christians for a great fire in Rome:
Nero
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Which emperor initiated the first Christian persecution in 64 C.E.?
Nero
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During the reign of Augustus:
Rome became united and stable
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What Roman senator seized Rome with his army in 88 B.C.E. in order to stabilize the Republic?
Sulla
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Gladiators were usually:
slaves
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Romans were:
polytheistic
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The final conflict between Octavian and Marc Antony was the Battle of
Actium
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The highest-ranked elected official in the Roman Republic was the:
consul
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What was the primary duty of the consuls in the Senate?
to lead the legion in war
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Hannibal was Rome's major adversary in the:
Second Punich War
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Roman law under the Twelve Tables represented
the collective will of the people
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At the end of the first Punic War in 241 B.C.E., the
Romans gained Sicily
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The Golden Age author known for his love poetry was
Catullus
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The primary governing body of the Roman Republic was the
Senate
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Saint Augustine argued that people needed the grace of God through the authority of the church because:
People were tainted by original sin from Adam and Eve
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The Huns were a barbarian tribe that originated in:
East Asia
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The last Roman emperor who was dethroned in 476 C.E. was:
Romulus Augustus
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Which emperor’s reign began the Late Roman Empire?
Diocletian
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Along with moving the capital to Constantinople, Constantine built all of the following *except*
Senate Forum
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### Which of the following challenges did Diocletian face at the start of his reign?
* military thread from barbarians
* massive inflation
* a divided empire
* all of these
all of these
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Religious hermits who initially lived alone in spiritual contemplation were known as
monks
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Many of the barbarians in western Europe converted to:
Christianity
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The Merovingian family ruled the early kingdom of the:
Franks
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After winning control of Rome in battle, Constantine issued the Edict of Milan, which established the
end of Christian persecutions within the empire
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Clovis was accepted by the Roman church because:
he was baptized as a Christian
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The translation of the Bible into Latin by Jerome was known as the
Vulgate
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The Hajj is:
the pilgrimage to Mecca
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To Muslims, Muhammad is considered to be
Allah's last prophet
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After Ali's death, which group obtained political leadership?
Umayyads
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After 750, the Abbasid caliphate had its capital in
Baghdad
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The significant weapon advantage that the Byzantines had over invaders was:
Greek fire
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What did Irene do to try and disqualify her son from ruling?
She blinded him
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What is the Kaaba?
A religious shrine in the city of Mecca
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The capital of the Byzantine Empire was:
Constantinople
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What were Muhammad's recitations called?
sura
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In 622 Muhammad fled Mecca for
Medina
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The People of the Book include all of the following *except*
* Jews
* Muslims
* Christians
* Pagans
pagans
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During Justinian's reign, the empire's greatest threat from the north came from the:
Slavs
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One of the triumphs of Justinian's rule was the construction of what?
Hagia Sophia
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