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Christianism and The Roman Empire

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What were some causes of the fall of the Roman Empire?

a)

internal disputes

b)

barbarian invasions

c)

The division of the empire

d)

All the previous answers are correct

e)

None of the answers is correct

2.

What timeline about the Roman Empire is correct according to the following events? 1. foundation of rome, 2. foundation of the republic, 3. foundation of the empire, 4. division of the empire, 5. fall of the western roman empire, 6. fall of the eastern roman empire.

a)

753 BC - 27 BC – 395CE – 476CE – 1453CE - 509 BC

b)

753 BC - 509 BC- 27 BC – 395CE – 476CE – 1453CE

c)

476CE - 753 BC - 509 BC- 27 BC – 395CE – 1453CE

3.

Was Roman society an egalitarian society?

a)

Yes

b)

No

4.

Where was born the founder of Christianism?

a)

In Jerusalem

b)

In Rome

c)

In Bethlehem of Judea

d)

In Nazareth of Galilee

5.

Who was the founder of Christianism?

a)

Moses

b)

Abraham

c)

Jesus

d)

Peter

e)

Paul

6.

Under what authority was Israel at the time of the beginning and expansion of Christianity?

a)

Carthage

b)

China

c)

Rome

d)

Turkey

7.

Which of these was not a famous ancestor of Jesus?

a)

Abraham

b)

David

c)

Solʹo·mon

d)

Jacob

e)

Paul

8.

“Take care not to practice your righteousness in front of men to be noticed by them;+ otherwise you will have no reward with your Father who is in the heavens. So when you make gifts of mercy, do not blow a trumpet ahead of you, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, so that they may be glorified by men. Truly I say to you, they have their reward in full. But you, when making gifts of mercy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your gifts of mercy may be in secret. Then your Father who looks on in secret will repay you.

What was teaching Jesus in the previous verses?

a)

Do good to everyone

b)

Do good without anyone knowing

c)

Do good to your friends

d)

Do good to your enemies

9.

After Jesus' death, who became a formidable preacher of Christianity, especially in other countries?

a)

Paul

b)

Lennon

c)

Joseph

d)

Judas

10.

What was the difference between the expansion of Christianity in the period of Jesus and the apostles and the period after the officialization of Christianity in the time of Theodosius.

a)

Proposing the gospel all the time

b)

During the first period it expanded by proposing the gospel and in the second period by force.

c)

During the first period it expanded by force and in the second period by proposing the gospel.

11.

What did the Roman emperor Constantine do in the early fourth century?

a)

He issued the edict that allowed the Christian religion to be practiced freely without punishment for not abiding by the official religion of the empire.

b)

He issued the edict that allowed the Pagan religion to be practiced freely without punishment for not abiding by the official religion of the empire.

c)

He issued the edict that allowed the Christian religion to punish to other religions.

12.

What action was taken at the end of the 4th century by Theodosius I?

a)

He issued an edict that made Paganism and Christianismo the official religion of the empire.

b)

He issued an edict that made Paganism the official religion of the empire

c)

He issued an edict that made Christianity the official religion of the empire

13.

What did bring many problems to the church in later centuries?

a)

the union of temporal power (the bishop) and spiritual power (the emperor)

b)

the union of temporal power (the emperor) and spiritual power (the bishops)

c)

the union of temporal power (the emperor) and spiritual power (the pagan bishops)

14.

How was the union of Christianity and imperial power further strengthened?

a)

when Pope Joseph III on December 25, 800 crowned Octavius (742-814) as Emperor Augustus and protector of the church.

b)

when Pope John III on December 25, 800 crowned Charlemagne (742-814) as Emperor Augustus and protector of the church.

c)

when Pope Leo III on December 25, 800 crowned Charlemagne (742-814) as Emperor Augustus and protector of the church.

d)

when Pope Francisco III on December 25, 800 crowned Charlemagne (742-814) as Emperor Augustus and protector of the pagan church.