Exam 6: The Transformation of Rome

After their defeat of Rome,the Goths split into many different groups and moved on to settle in many areas in Europe; those who moved into the area of Spain and southern France were known as the:

Under Diocletian,the administrative capital of the Roman Empire was:

Why was Christianity attractive to the Greeks and Romans?

What was the place of classical education in the Christian faith of Late Antiquity?

Boethius's Consolation of Philosophy is a(n):

Jerome's most lasting contribution to Western Christian culture was:

Augustine believed all Christians would be saved by Jesus's sacrifice.

Many Greek philosophies gained large numbers of Roman adherents and shared several tenets,but the one that was instrumental in influencing Christian theology was:

Jesus is the central figure in Christianity,but Paul was important:

The increasing complexity of Christian doctrine in the fourth century occurred due to:

Romans regarded the Germans as barbarians because:

An early account of Christ's life is attributed to Mary Magdalene.

On the City of God:

Roman borders were:

Christianity went from being a persecuted faith in the early fourth century to being the recognized faith of the Empire; this last step was the result of the action by the Emperor:

Women played prominent roles in the early Christian Church.

The Dead Sea Scrolls have helped historians to understand the religious climate of the first century C.E.by:

Before Constantine,Christianity:

The differences between the eastern and western parts of the Roman Empire:

The roots of Rome's leadership of the Western Church partially lie in: