WH TEST 2

Sparta in ancient Greece placed a greater emphasis on...

• Education and Philosophy

• Military Strength and Combat

• Philosophy and Self Enlightenment

• Codes of Law and Social Order

The government of Rome was a republic which can be defined as

• Representatives (Senate) vote on all issues pertaining to the city state

• The people vote on all issues pertaining to the city state

• Representatives appoint a dictator to control all aspects of government

• The people appoint an emperor to control all aspects of government

Which of these religions can be considered the foundation for Christianity

• Hinduism

• Buddhism

• Judaism

• Daoism

The “Golden Age” of the Roman Empire can best be defined as

• A period known as the Pax Romana, ending with Julius Caesar.  This period marks the decline of the Roman Empire

• A period known as the Pax Romana, ending with Augustus Caesar.  This period marks the decline of the Roman Empire

• A period known as the Pax Romana, beginning with Julius Caesar.  This period is known for the extensive growth of the Roman Empire through military conquest.

• A period known as the Pax Romana, beginning with Augustus Caesar.  This period also established road systems, poetry, and infrastructure developments like the aqueducts.

The ruler of the Hunnic Empire who united the Huns creating one of the most formidable and feared armies Asia had ever seen…

• Attila the Hun

• Alaric I

• Claudius I

• Hannibal

The Roman emperors most noted for persecuting Christians was all EXCEPT…

• Nero

• Claudius

• Diocletian

• Constantine

The social classes of the Roman Empire consisted of..

• Patricians and Plebeians

• Apostles and Mercenaries

• Serfs and Lords

• Nobility and Commoners

The military leader from Carthage who used elephants in battle was 

• Hannibal

• Julius Caesar

• Augustus Caesar

• Alexander the Great

The emperor who split the Roman Empire and installed a tetrarchy (ruled by 4) was…

• Nero

• Julius Caesar

• Diocletian

• Caesar Augustus

What "new" religion gained support in the Roman Empire in the AD 300's?

• Islam

• Hinduism

• Buddhism

• Christianity