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WorksheetsGreece, Rome, Christianity CFA Practice
Total questions: 97
Worksheet time: 53mins
How did the geography affect the development of ancient greek city-states?
mountains caused the greek city states to develop independently.
mountains caused the greek city states to develop as one.
Were the ancient greeks polytheistic or monotheistic?
polytheistic
monotheistic
Who was Zeus?
greek god of the sun
greek goddess of marriage
greek god of light & healing
greek goddess of beauty
Who was Hera?
the jealous wife of zeus
greek goddess of beauty
greek goddess of hunting
greek goddess of marriage
Who was Apollo?
greek god of all gods
greek god of the sun
greek goddess of hunting
greek goddess of beauty
Who was Artemis?
greek goddess of hunting
greek god of light
greek goddess of beauty
greek goddess of the sun
Who is Athena?
greek goddess of beauty
greek goddess of marriage
greek goddess of hunting
greek goddess of wisdom
Who was Aphrodite?
greek goddess of marriage
greek god of wisdom
greek goddess of beauty
greek god of light
Who was Poseidon?
greek god of the sea
greek god of light
greek god of the sun
greek goddess of marriage
Which city-state developed direct democracy?
Athens
Sparta
What were Athenian citizens expected to do?
vote
serve in the military
pay taxes
Who were Draco & Solon?
Spartan tyrants
Athenian tyrants
Athenian governors
Spartan governors
Athens evolved through 4 forms of government, what were they? (in order)
tyranny,
monarchy, aristocracy, democracy
aristocracy,
monarchy,
tyranny,
democracy
monarchy, aristocracy, tyranny, democracy
aristocracy, democracy, tyranny, monarchy
Sparta had what form of government?
oligarchy
monarchy
tyranny
democracy
Sparta had what kind of society?
educational
militaristic
governmental
What wars were fought in Greece that united Athens & Sparta against a common enemy?
Persian Wars
Peloponnesian Wars
Punic Wars
1st Punic War
Who did Sparta & Athens fight against in the Persian Wars?
Rome
Persia
China
Europe
After the end of the Persian Wars, Athens started leading an alliance of greek city states. What was the alliance called? The (a) League.
What individual led Athens during its Golden Age?
Pericles
Constantine
Julius Caesar
Homer
What did Pericles accomplish?
improve Athenian government
Rebuilt Athens
Built the Parthenon
Made Athens stronger
Where is the Parthenon located & who is it dedicated to?
Sparta,
Hera
Athens,
Aphrodite
Athens,
Athena
Sparta,
Zeus
Who carved the statue of Athena in the Parthenon?
Homer
Julius Caesar
Constantine
Phidias
Who was the ancient greek poet who wrote The Hiad & The Odyssey?
Phidias
Homer
Constantine
Plato
What were the 3 types of greek columns and describe them?
Doric - simple,
Ionic - curly on top,
Corinthian - complex
Doric - complex
Ionic - simple
Corinthian - curly on top
Ionic - complex,
Doric - curly on top,
Corinthian - simple
Doric - curly on top,
Ionic - simple,
Corinthian- complex
What was Hippocrates associated with?
Science
Art
Mathematics
Medicine
What was Phidias associated with?
Medicine
Sculpture
Arts
Science
What was Pythagoras associated with?
Med
Mathematics
Arts
Science
What was Archimedes associated with?
Mathematics
Art
Sculpture
Science
Who were the 3 major greek philosophers?
Socrates
Plato
Homer
Aristotle
Phidias
What alliance did Sparta lead?
Punic League
Peloponnesian League
Delian League
Persian League
What was the war between Sparta & Athens?
Peloponnesian
Persian
Punic
Delian
Who took over most of Greece because Sparta & Athens were weak?
Plato
Homer
Phidias
Philip II of Macedonia
Who was responsible for conquering most of the Persian Empire?
Homer
Phidias
Alexander the Great
Constantine
How far did Alexander the Great’s Empire spread?
The Americas
India
China
Europe
what cultures combined to be called Hellenistic or Hellenism?
Greek & Asian
Asian & China
Rome & Greek
Rome & Christianity
what geographical features protected Rome and the Italian peninsula
Black Sea
The Alps
Mediterranean Basin
Mediterranean Sea
what was the early form of government in Rome before the empire?
Democracy
Monarchy
Republic
Tyranny
Who were the Patricians?
upper class men of the Roman republic
lower class men of the Roman republic
slaves of the Roman Republic
farmers of the Roman republic
Who were the Plebeians?
lower classmen of the Roman republic
upper classmen of the Roman republic
slaves of the Roman republic
farmers of the Roman republic
Who were the Consuls?
slaves
leaders
farmers
emperors
How many Consuls served at one time?
1
4
2
3
How long did Consuls serve for?
2 years
1 year
6 months
3 months
Roman law was written down and called what?
Justinian’s Code
Hammurabi’s Code
Ten Commandments
Twelve Tables
Were the Romans polytheistic or monotheistic?
monotheistic
polytheistic
What was Roman mythology based on?
Sparta’s government
Greek mythology
Ten Commandments
China’s mythology
Who was Jupiter?
Roman version of Apollo
Roman version of Zeus
Head of the Roman Gods
God of sun
Who was Juno?
God of hunting
Roman version of Aphrodite
Roman version of Hera
Jupiter’s wife
Where was Carthage located?
Northern Africa
Northern Europe
Persia
Southern Asia
What were the series of wars called between Rome & Carthage and how many were there?
Persian, 2
Punic, 4
Peloponnesian, 3
Punic, 3
Why did Carthage & Rome come into conflict?
communication issues
stolen land
competition for trade
just because
Hannibal invaded what?
Rome
The Italian Peninsula
China
Constantinople
What happened because of the Punic Wars?
Carthage won, Rome was burned down
Rome won, Carthage was burned down
No one won
Who is Julius Caesar?
the first emperor of rome
the dictator of rome
a poet
a great philosopher
Who was Augustus Caesar?
the first emperor of rome
a slave
a dictator
the brother of julius
What was the Pax Romana?
200 years of wars
20 years of peace & prosperity
200 years of peace & prosperity
20 years of wars
what factors contributed to the Roman empire?
coinage
road systems
trade
leadership
Who began the teachings that eventually evolved into Christianity?
Constantine
Phidias
Muhammad
Jesus
how does Christian believes concludes with Roman mythology?
Christianity was polytheistic, while Rome was monotheistic
Roman mythology was polytheistic, while Christianity was monotheistic
What are the characteristics, beliefs, and traditions of Christianity?
jesus as the son of god and savior
monotheism
polytheism
spread throughout the roman empire by apostles
What was the Edict of Milan?
legalization of christianity
end of christianity
Who legalized Christianity?
Augustus Caesar
Emperor Constantine
Julius Caesar
Muhammad
What did the Apostles do?
legalized christianity
spread christianity
end christianity
bashed christianity
Who was Paul?
a person who did not accept christianity
an apostle who spread christianity
why were Roman roads & aqueducts important?
helped carry water across long distances
stoped water from flowing long distances
helped transportation
hindered transportation
What did Virgil write?
The aeneid
The odyssey
the 10 commandments
The twelve tables
what factors caused the decline and fall of the Roman empire?
barbarian invasions
inflation
political corruption
poor leadership
lack of discipline
Who moved the capital of the Roman empire and what did he name it?
Emperor Constantine, Constantinople
Emperor Caesar,
Byzantine
Emperor Constantine, Byzantine
Emperor Constantine, Islam
The capital of the Roman empire was moved from Rome to which location?
Italy
Europe
Constantinople
Russia
The byzantine empire was a continuation of the eastern or western Roman empire?
Western
Eastern
Which culture did the Byzantines heavily influence?
European
Russia
Rome
Greek
in what areas did the Byzantines influence Russia?
society
architecture
religion
written language
what is it what was the significance of the great schism?
Split in the church
Joined the churches
what knowledge was preserved in Byzantine libraries?
christian
greek
china
roman
why was the Capitol moved to Constantinople?
to get away from barbarian invasions
for trade purposes
for water proposes
the capital was being burned down
Who gave the Russians the Cyrillic alphabet?
Pericles
Theodora
St. Cyril
Constantine
Who was Theodora?
a Russian emperor
Julius Cesar’s wife
Jupiter’s wife
Justinian’s wife
What language was mostly used in the Byzantine Empire?
Greek
China
Roman
English
What kind of christianity did the did the Byzantines practice?
Roman Orthodox
Chinese Orthodox
European Orthodox
Greek Orthodox
What was the Hagia Sophia?
a doomed church
a stone rock
a government building
a temple
what legal codes did Justinian‘s code influence?
Egypt
Roman
Greek
European
Roman Catholic church was in the…..
west
east
Greek Orthodox Church was located in the…..
east
west
The main city of the Roman Catholic Church was…
Rome
Constantinople
The main city of the Greek orthodox church was…
Rome
Constantinople
The language used by the Roman Catholic Church was…
Latin
Greek
The language used by the Greek orthodox church was…
Greek
Latin
The leader of the Roman catholic church was…
Pope
Patriarch
The hand of the Greek orthodox church was…
Pope
Patriarch
What denomination of Christianity was adopted by the Russians?
Greek Orthodox
Roman Catholic
What is a Polis?
a greek city state
a city
a country
a european city state
Where did Homo Sapiens first emerge?
Asia
Europe
Eastern Africa
Western Africa
Which things characterized early human?
hunting & gathering
nomadic
fire
cave art
simple tools
Early humans depended on wild plants and animal life to survive. What did this make them?
hunter-gathers
nomads
Early humans were forced to migrate to new locations for food. What did this make them?
hunter-gathers
nomads
What was the Paleolithic Era?
New Stone Age
Bronze Age
Silver Age
Old Stone Age
What was the Neolithic Era?
New Stone Age
Bronze Age
Silver Age
Old Stone Age
What things characterized Neolithic humans?
farming/
agriculture
domesticated animals
permanent settlements
job specialization
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