Garcia - World History 2nd 9 Weeks Test Review #4

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What was the Apostate in Roman history after Constantine?

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An attempt to restore paganism to the Roman Empire

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Christianity was a threat to Roman rulers because Christians refused to worship Roman gods.

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Christians refused to worship Roman gods.

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What made it possible for Chandragupta Maurya to establish his domain?

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He was able to capitalize on the disunity and fighting within India at the time.

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Which classical civilizations is identified by label C? Options: Persia, India, Greece, Ancient Rome

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Persia

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What was the purpose of the Holy Crusades?

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European Catholic powers attempted to reclaim the Holy Lands from Islam.

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Which of these were Turkic Empires? The Seljuk and Ottoman Empires. The Mongol and Roman Empires. The Byzantine and Persian Empires. The Anatolian and Istanbul Empires.

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The Seljuk and Ottoman Empires.

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What term do archaeologists use for the human-made items shown in the image?

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Artifacts

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What was the eventual outcome of the resurgence of classic learning as promoted through the use of classical texts?

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Classical learning inspired free thinking, leading to the Protestant Reformation.

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Which Roman Emperor is referred to as "The Great," and why? Options: Emperor Julian, because he attempted to restore paganism to the Empire.; Emperor Theodosius, because despite turbulent time he managed to hold the Empire together.; Emperor Valens, because he folded the Germanic Goths into the Empire rather than fight them.; Emperor Justinian, because he upheld the laws of ancient Rome and also restored Christianity in the Empire.

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Emperor Justinian, because he upheld the laws of ancient Rome and also restored Christianity in the Empire.

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Which title best completes the graphic organizer? Options: Indian Contributions to Eastern Civilization, Greek Contributions to Western Civilization, Roman Contributions to Western Civilization, Chinese Contributions to Eastern Civilization

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Greek Contributions to Western Civilization