WorksheetsFinal G.S exam (Pt.2)
Total questions: 73
Worksheet time: 37mins
A large farming estate
Latifundia
Actium
Triumvirate
Nero
A senator who helps carry out the plan to kill Julius Caesar
Brutus
Hadrian
Nero
Julius Caesar
A political alliance of three people
Latifundia
Triumvirate
Pax Romana
Actium
Military leader and Rome’s most famous dictator
Brutus
Julius Caesar
Nero
Caligula
Roman Peace
Proconsul
Trajan
Pax Romana
Latifundia
A Roman Emperor, he committed suicide after the Senate sentenced him for treason
Trajan
Hadrian
Nero
Julius Caesar
The governor of a Roman province
Trajan
Actium
Proconsul
Latifundia
Emperor who expanded the empire to its maximum size
Julius Caesar
Trajan
Nero
Brutus
Brutal and insane, this emperor named is favorite horse consul
Hadrian
Brutus
Caligula
Nero
Which of the following is NOT a reason the Roman Republic came to an end?
The large gap between the rich and the poor
Soldiers who were more loyal to their general that the republic in Rome
Augustus Caesar overthrew the Senate
Many people were unemployed due to large numbers of slaves taken in wars
They were brothers who fought to bring reforms to the early Rebublic
Antony and Marcus
Marius and Sulla
Pompey and Crassus
Tiberius and Gail’s Gracchus
*Romes lower classes saw Julius Caesar as a…
Priest
Bad leader
Hero
Lamdowner
One reform of Julius Caesar’s that still affects us today is the move to accept a/an…
Military run government
12 month calendar
Public job programs
New settlements for landless laborers
To reign of began a long era of
Civil War
Conflict
Disconnect
Peace and prosperity
Which of the following achievements was NOT by Augustus?
Rebuilt this city of Rome
Set up a postal system
Conquered Britain
Started building projects to give the unemployed jobs building roads and temples
During the Flavian and Dynasty this large Roman building was constructed. What is it?
Pantheon
Parthenon
Colosseum
Hadrian’s wall
What did Julio-Claudia’s emperors have in common
They were all related to Julius Caesar
They were all father-son
They were all the best emperors in Romes history
They were all the five good emperors
Which Roman emperor was well respected and known for his physiological interests in Stoicism
Marcus Aurelius
Hadrian
Antonius Pius
Trajan
The Pax Romana came to an end when this emperor died, and his son, just became emperor. Who was he?
Hadrian
Trajan
Caligula
Marcus Aurelius
Motifs or images created by an arrangement of colored glass
Mosaic
Saints
Schism
Icons
Anything contrary to church teachings
Heresy
Pope
Patriarchs
Martyr
The patriarch of pope, the leader of the Roman Catholic Church
Clergy
Pope
Heresy
Laity
The members of a church
Laity
Pope
Patriarchs
Parish
The bishops of Rome, Constantinople, Antioch, Alexandria, and Jerusalem became more powerful than any other bishop on the early church.
Patriarchs
Scapegoat
Parrish
Clergy
A person who is willing to die for their beliefs
Patriarchs
Martyr
Laity
Parish
Groups of parishes join together, overseen by a bishop
Diocese
Scapegoat
Gospels
rabbis
Church officials
Clergy
Parish
Doctrine
A community of faithful people in the early church
Parish
Doctrine
Pope
Heresy
Accepted a church teaching
Heresy
Doctrine
Laity
Patriarchs
Person or group that takes the blank for things that are not their fault
Scapegoat
Doctrine
parish
Laity
The first four books of the New Testament means “good news”
Gospels
Scapegoat
Parish
Clergy
Scholars and teachers who interpret scripture in Jewish law
Rabbis
Clergy
Pope
Doctrine
By 63 BC kingdoms have been conquered by the Romans and we named it…
Rome
Judea
Palestine
Syria
While the Romans allowed the Jews to practice their own religion, this group is not content to be to live under Roman rule. What were they called?
Legion
Zealots
Samaritans
Maccabees
In A.D. 70 the Romans destroy the city of Jerusalem and all but one wall of the structure which had been built during the reign of Persia’s Cyrus the great. What was it?
The second temple
The temple of Solomon
The ark of the covenant
The ark of Titus
One of Jesus‘s disciples, this man founded the first Christian churches in the city of Rome. Who was he?
Simon
Paul
Saul
Peter
This Roman convert was instrumental in the spreading of Christianity. He also wrote letters to the churches that were eventually combined into books in the New Testament. Who was he?
Peter
Paul
Simon
Saul
Which of the following describes why Christianity spread throughout the Roman empire? (Select all that apply)
Roman roads and Sea networks
Common languages spoken in provinces
Attractive messages
Which Roman emple issue the addict of Milan in AD 313, granting freedom of worship to all religious groups in the Roman empire?
Commodus
Marcus Aurelius
Constantine
Diocletian
The fall of Rome began with poor leader ship, attacked by invaders, and…
Declining economy
An evil emperor
An over-abundance of food
Earthquakes
As Rome‘s emperor, who moved the empires capital to Constantinople?
Alaric
Constantine
Diocletian
Theodosius
Rome finally fell when groups of which people invaded from Northern Europe?
Celtic
Egyptian
Germanic
Slavic
This Roman emperor introduced reforms to try to improve conditions in rolled in AD 284. Who was he?
Diocletian
Theodosius
Constantine
Commodus
An increase in prices and a decline in the value of Roman money creating…
Reforms
Inflation
Depression
food shortages
Which of the following is a lasting cultural impact made by the Romans?
The pyramids
Buddhism
The alphabet
Government systems
People considered holy my followers of Christian faith
Saints
Doctrine
Icon
Iconoclast
To declare that a person or group is no longer a member of the church
icon
excommunicate
Schism
Monastery
A separation or division from a church
Schism
Icon
Monastery
Iconoclast
A religious community
Icon
Monastery
Iconoclast
Saints
representation of an object of worship
Icon
Iconoclast
Monastery
Schism
Originally: a person who destroys icons; today: a person who critiques traditional beliefs
Iconoclast
Icon
Schism
Monastery
This is the name of the street Roman empire, located at the crossroads Asia, which lasted for about AD 500 to 1453. What was it called?
Ottoman empire
The Roman empire
The Byzantine empire
The Greek empire
What is the name of the capital of the Byzantine empire
Rome
Carthage
Istanbul
Constantinople
Which factor gave Constantinople the biggest advantage in trade?
A good location
Fertile soil
Minerals resources
Well organized Banks
The location of Constantinoble made it a place…
Where it rained all the time
Where eastern and western cultures collided
Far from the influence of the pope in Rome
Where no army could invade
What was Justinian‘s code?
A school or philosophy
An organized set of laws
A new form of writing
An improved library system
What language did most people in the Byzantine empire speak?
Turkish
Roman
Greek
Latin
Which Christian religion developed out of early Christianity in the byzantine empire?
Judaism
Eastern orthodox
Roman Catholic
Islam
The schism of 1 054 split apart the…
Roman empire
Byzantine empire
Christian church
City of Constantinople
What are some of the issues that divided the Roman Catholic and Eastern orthodox churches?
Whether Latin or Greek should be the official language of the church
The failure of the franks in defending Rome from invaders
The dress code for important church officials
The authority of the pope and the use of icons
What role did monks and nuns play in the Christian Europe during the middle ages?
(There is more than one correct answer)
They helped the poor
They ran hospitals and schools
They preserved ancient Greek and Roman writings
In order to convert the Slavic people to Christianity Cyril created this based on Greek letters. What is it?
The Latin alphabet
The Cyrillic alphabet
The Greek alphabet
The English alphabet
The name England and the English people come from which Germanic group?
Angelo Saxons
Slavs
Celts
Goths
And Arab merchant who had a vision that called to him to teach Islam
Muhammad
caravan
sultan
oasis
A group of traveling merchants and animals
Muhammed
Sheik
Oasis
Caravan
A Muslim leader after Mohammed
caliph
Caravan
Bedouin
oasis
“Holder of power” or ruler of the Seljuk Turks
Sultan
Caliph
Oasis
Mosque
Muslim House of worship
Mosque
Minaret
Quran
Sheik
The Tower of a Mosque from which Muslims are called to prayer
A minaret
A Mosque
A caliph
Quran
Holy book of Islam
Quran
Muhammed
Caravan
Sultan
Early Arab tribes, desert herders and nomads
Oasis
Bedouin
Sheik
Oasis
The head of an early Arab tribe
Sheik
Oasis
Caliph
Sultan
A green area in a desert fed by underground water
Oasis
Sultan
Caliph
Mosque
