Byzantine Empire Test Review

Which three factors led to the fall of Rome?

• Excellent trade with China.

• Invasions by barbarian tribes.

• Plague and social issues.

• Political instability.

Which Roman emperor moved the capital city from Rome to Byzantium (Constantinople)?

• Diocletian

• Theodosius

• Constantine

• Romulus Agustulus

What was the capital city of the Byzantine Empire?

• Rome

• Constantinople

• Jerusalem

• Cordoba

How has Latin contributed to Rome's legacy?

• Latin was completely lost after the collapse of Rome.

• Latin became the foundation of multiple languages.

• Modern societies use Arabic numerals.

• The Latin language was banned by Christian leaders.

Who was the head (leader) of the East Orthodox Church?

• the Pope

• the Emperor

• the Patriarch

• the church leaders

What is one way in which we see the influence of Latin in modern times?

• Musicians and computer programmers use Latin phrases.

• Latin is the official language of the government.

• Scientists, doctors, and lawyers use Latin phrases.

• The English language is a type of Latin.

Which of the following are achievements of the Emperor Justinian?

• Justinian's military conquest restored the Roman Empire.

• Justinian's contribution to the arts led to advancements in architecture.

• Justinian's loss of the empire due to invaders from other lands.

• Justinian's Code of Laws created a significant legal system.

Constantinople was accessible by which two seas? Select both correct answers.

• Persian Gulf

• Mediterranean Sea

• Black Sea

• Caspian Sea

What impact did Constantinople have on surrounding regions' economies?

• It served as a crossroads for trade, and it decreased the exchange of diseases.

• It served as a crossroads for trade, and it increased the exchange of goods and ideas.

• It served as an isolated capital in order to increased military attacks.

• It served as an isolated capital in order to decrease enemy invasions.

Justinian's Code has been the basis for what in European countries?

• Religious order.

• Legal system.

• System for taxation.

• Government organization.