Greek Classical Civilization and Christianity Quiz

What were the early forms of democracy in Classical civilizations?

• A) Athenian Direct Democracy and Roman Republic

• B) Roman Empire and Greek Monarchy

Who were not allowed to vote in Athenian democracy?

• A) Women, slaves, and foreigners

• B) Patricians, plebeians, and slaves

• C) Christians, Jews, and Muslims

Where did Christianity develop?

• A) Greece

• B) Rome

• C) Israel

Who was the most important follower of Jesus?

• A) Socrates

• B) Plato

• D) Paul of Tarsus

When did Emperor Constantine make it illegal to harm Christians?

• A) 313 CE

• B) 380 CE

• D) 41 CE

What is the main difference between Christianity and Judaism?

• A) Christians believe in multiple gods, while Jews believe in one god

• B) Christians believe in the messiah, while Jews believe the messiah has not come yet

• C) Christians worship in churches, while Jews worship in synagogues

Who was the Greek philosopher known for the Socratic Method?

• A) Socrates

• B) Plato

• C) Aristotle

According to Plato, who should rule the countries?

• A) Philosophers

• B) Artists

• C) Warriors

What did Aristotle believe was the best way to learn about the world?

• A) Reading books

• C) Observing the world

• D) Meditating in solitude

According to Aristotle, what was the best kind of government?

• A) Huge empires

• B) Monarchies

• D) Small city-states