Rise and Fall of Empires/Rome/Spread of Religion Test Review

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What are 3 factors that cause an empire to rise to power/be successful? Options: Stable leadership, Good economy, Surplus food; Strong military, Advanced technology, Strategic location; Cultural influence, Diplomatic relations, Natural resources; Large population, Harsh climate, Isolation

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Stable leadership, Good economy, Surplus food

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_____________ was the period of Roman peace that lasted two centuries.

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Pax Romana

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What are 3 factors that cause an empire to fall or decline? Military Defeat, Political Corruption (dishonest leaders), Economic (SSS) Issues

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All of the above

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Which of the following were results of the invasions of barbarian tribes that led to the fall of the Roman Empire? Decline of learning, smaller/weaker military, disruption/decreased trade

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Decline of learning, smaller/weaker military, and disruption/decreased trade

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Give 2 examples of economic (or money) problems that an empire could have.

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Inflation, High Taxes, and No Trading

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Good leadership is important for a successful empire because...

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it is needed to make sure the government runs effectively and the empire is managed well.

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Which of the following are examples of political problems an empire could have? Corruption and weak leaders, Strong leaders and unity, Economic prosperity and peace, Technological advancement and innovation

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Corruption and weak leaders

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Name 2 Roman contributions we still have in our society today (or 3 things we got from Rome): Laws, Calendar, Language; Calendar, Language, Music; Laws, Calendar, Language; Language, Architecture, Math; Laws, Architecture, School.

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Laws, Calendar, Language

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List 3 ways early world religions were spread by:

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Read holy books, Migrating/Moving, Trade/Traditions/Teaching, Word of mouth (telling stories)

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Charlemagne hoped to permanently reform or change Europe in what way? Options: Rebuild it, Provide education, Unify people with a common religion (Christianity)

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Unify people with a common religion (Christianity)