CH 11 Sections 2&3 Review Questions

Front

Early Christianity developed in which communities? (Options: Greek, Frontier outposts, Gentile, jewish)

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jewish

Front

What religion is based on the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth? Options: Judaism, Emperor worship, Christianity, the Appian Way

Back

Christianity

Front

Who painted "The Last Supper"?

Back

Leonardo da Vinci

Front

Which statement is true of Christianity? Options: Christianity promised a life of security and comfort., Most Roman emperors encouraged Christianity., Christianity discouraged sharing property and providing charity., Its main appeal was the promise of salvation through the sacrifice of Jesus.

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Its main appeal was the promise of salvation through the sacrifice of Jesus.

Front

Which of the following was a parable told by Jesus? The Grasshopper and the Ant., The Prodigal Son, Galatians, The Gospel of Luke

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The Prodigal Son

Front

Which emperor made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire?

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Theodosius

Front

Why was the size of the Roman Empire a problem? Options: The imperial currency lost value., There were food shortages., It was too big for one person to govern., Criminal organizations grew in size.

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It was too big for one person to govern.

Front

Which of the following was a military reason that led to the decline of the Roman Empire? Options: Soldiers were fighting wars in the east, west, and at home., Local leaders took power in many areas., Unrest grew because of the gap between rich and poor, People were heavily taxed, and trade was interrupted.

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Soldiers were fighting wars in the east, west, and at home.

Front

How did Diocletian try to save the empire? Options: He named four generals to govern the four parts of the empire., He divided the empire into two parts and shared the rule with three other men., He created a new tax system, He made the army smaller.

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He divided the empire into two parts and shared the rule with three other men.

Front

What is a tetrarchy?

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rule by four emperors