Question 1

The Zealots were a group of Jews who led revolts against the Romans in Judea.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

What point was in dispute between the Arians and Christian orthodoxy?

Accepted Answer

A) Whether Jesus was of the same being and substance as God the Father 
B) Whether human beings can earn a heavenly reward through good works 
C) Whether communion bread and wine really change into Christ's body and blood 
D) Whether Jesus died to save all human beings,Christian or not 
E) Whether an individual needed to convert to Judaism before converting to Christianity 
A) Whether Jesus was of the same being and substance as God the Father 
B) Whether human beings can earn a heavenly reward through good works 
C) Whether communion bread and wine really change into Christ's body and blood 
D) Whether Jesus died to save all human beings,Christian or not 
E) Whether an individual needed to convert to Judaism before converting to Christianity

Question 3

The "barracks emperors" were:

Accepted Answer

A) emperors who were originally prisoners of war. 
B) emperors who had the backing of the military. 
C) emperors who got their title through marriage. 
D) emperors who fought numerous wars. 
E) emperors who were at odds with the Senate. 
A) emperors who were originally prisoners of war. 
B) emperors who had the backing of the military. 
C) emperors who got their title through marriage. 
D) emperors who fought numerous wars. 
E) emperors who were at odds with the Senate.

Question 4

What were the general results of the doctrinal quarrels of the early centuries?

Accepted Answer

A) Many new churches and sects were started,increasing public understanding. 
B) Believers had to be either with the Church or against it on every issue. 
C) Regional antagonisms were reduced as people concentrated on big questions. 
D) The dogmas of the Christian Church gradually became fixed. 
E) The Christian Church was irrevocably split between East and West by 300 c.e. 
A) Many new churches and sects were started,increasing public understanding. 
B) Believers had to be either with the Church or against it on every issue. 
C) Regional antagonisms were reduced as people concentrated on big questions. 
D) The dogmas of the Christian Church gradually became fixed. 
E) The Christian Church was irrevocably split between East and West by 300 c.e.

Question 5

Was the division between the eastern and western empires only geographic? Explain.

Accepted Answer

The division between the two halves of t

Question 6

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

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

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

Accepted Answer

A) Visigoths. 
B) Vandals. 
C) Ostrogoths. 
D) Franks. 
E) Burgundians. 
A) Visigoths. 
B) Vandals. 
C) Ostrogoths. 
D) Franks. 
E) Burgundians.

Question 8

During the third century,Rome underwent a prolonged period that came very close to destroying the empire.This period is known as the time of:

Accepted Answer

A) the Pax Romana,when the Huns sacked Rome. 
B) the quickening,when the bureaucratic changes came rapidly. 
C) the Five Bad Emperors,when Rome had the worst emperors in its history. 
D) the Augustan decay,when all the reforms of Marcus Aurelius were implemented. 
E) the Barracks Emperors,when Rome had no fewer than twenty-six emperors in about fifty years. 
A) the Pax Romana,when the Huns sacked Rome. 
B) the quickening,when the bureaucratic changes came rapidly. 
C) the Five Bad Emperors,when Rome had the worst emperors in its history. 
D) the Augustan decay,when all the reforms of Marcus Aurelius were implemented. 
E) the Barracks Emperors,when Rome had no fewer than twenty-six emperors in about fifty years.

Question 9

Constantine seemed to envision a united Rome after his death as he gave the empire as a whole to his eldest son,disinheriting the younger two in order to prevent civil war.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Paul of Tarsus was a contemporary and close follower of Jesus.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Constantine made Christianity the sole religion of the empire in 316 c.e.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

How was Christianity transformed during the reign of Constantine?

Accepted Answer

When Constantine's reign began,Christian

Question 13

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

Accepted Answer

A) Neoplatonism. 
B) Skepticism. 
C) Stoicism. 
D) Epicureanism. 
E) Pythagoreanism. 
A) Neoplatonism. 
B) Skepticism. 
C) Stoicism. 
D) Epicureanism. 
E) Pythagoreanism.

Question 14

Augustine's theological ideas revolved around:

Accepted Answer

A) the proper powers of rulers in a Christian empire. 
B) human sinfulness and divine omnipotence. 
C) the sacramental powers of the Church. 
D) the fall of Rome. 
E) childlike innocence when approaching the divine. 
A) the proper powers of rulers in a Christian empire. 
B) human sinfulness and divine omnipotence. 
C) the sacramental powers of the Church. 
D) the fall of Rome. 
E) childlike innocence when approaching the divine.

Question 15

Explain to what extent the actions and teachings of Jesus were revolutionary.

Accepted Answer

Jesus was born less than a generation af

Question 16

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:

Accepted Answer

A) Theodosius,who prohibited pagan worship. 
B) Julian,who earned the title "Apostate" for his great piety. 
C) Romulus Augustus,who dismantled the temple to Romana. 
D) Theodoric,who destroyed the sacred altar to Victory. 
E) Alaric,who persecuted pagans as they had persecuted Christians. 
A) Theodosius,who prohibited pagan worship. 
B) Julian,who earned the title "Apostate" for his great piety. 
C) Romulus Augustus,who dismantled the temple to Romana. 
D) Theodoric,who destroyed the sacred altar to Victory. 
E) Alaric,who persecuted pagans as they had persecuted Christians.

Question 17

The Goths revolted in 378 c.e.due to Roman interference in the Frankish Church.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

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

Accepted Answer

A) describing Jewish life after the destruction of the temple in Jerusalem. 
B) providing concrete evidence about the life and ministry of Jesus. 
C) demonstrating the diversity of Jewish religious practice and belief. 
D) proving that most of the first century converts to Christianity were Jews. 
E) describing the infighting between the various Jewish sects of the first century c.e. 
A) describing Jewish life after the destruction of the temple in Jerusalem. 
B) providing concrete evidence about the life and ministry of Jesus. 
C) demonstrating the diversity of Jewish religious practice and belief. 
D) proving that most of the first century converts to Christianity were Jews. 
E) describing the infighting between the various Jewish sects of the first century c.e.

Question 19

By the end of the third century,the involvement of women in the Church had:

Accepted Answer

A) grown to the point that women occupied many of the new bishoprics created in the empire. 
B) changed little from the early days of the Church,with women in a few positions of power. 
C) changed little from the early days of the Church,but now women could become priests. 
D) remained exactly the same,with women continuing as deacons and other positions of power. 
E) shrunk to the point that they were completely excluded from all positions of power. 
A) grown to the point that women occupied many of the new bishoprics created in the empire. 
B) changed little from the early days of the Church,with women in a few positions of power. 
C) changed little from the early days of the Church,but now women could become priests. 
D) remained exactly the same,with women continuing as deacons and other positions of power. 
E) shrunk to the point that they were completely excluded from all positions of power.

Question 20

The emperor Severus is known primarily for:

Accepted Answer

A) reorganizing the army. 
B) abolishing the Senate. 
C) allowing slaves to enter public service. 
D) converting to Christianity. 
E) the conquest of North Africa. 
A) reorganizing the army. 
B) abolishing the Senate. 
C) allowing slaves to enter public service. 
D) converting to Christianity. 
E) the conquest of North Africa.

The Zealots were a group of Jews who led revolts against the Romans in Judea.

What point was in dispute between the Arians and Christian orthodoxy?

The "barracks emperors" were:

What were the general results of the doctrinal quarrels of the early centuries?

Was the division between the eastern and western empires only geographic? Explain.

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

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

During the third century,Rome underwent a prolonged period that came very close to destroying the empire.This period is known as the time of:

Constantine seemed to envision a united Rome after his death as he gave the empire as a whole to his eldest son,disinheriting the younger two in order to prevent civil war.

Paul of Tarsus was a contemporary and close follower of Jesus.

Constantine made Christianity the sole religion of the empire in 316 c.e.

How was Christianity transformed during the reign of Constantine?

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

Augustine's theological ideas revolved around:

Explain to what extent the actions and teachings of Jesus were revolutionary.

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:

The Goths revolted in 378 c.e.due to Roman interference in the Frankish Church.

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

By the end of the third century,the involvement of women in the Church had:

The emperor Severus is known primarily for:

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Peoples, gods, and Empires: 1700-500

The Civilization of Greece, 1000-400

The Greek World Expands, 400-150

The Civilization of Ancient Rome

Romes Three Heirs,500-950

The Expansion of Europe,950-1100

The Consolidation of Europe,1100-1250

The Medieval World,1250-1350

Rebirth and Unrest,1350-1453

Innovation and Exploration,1453-1533

The Age of Dissent and Division,1500-1564

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Exam 6: The Transformation of Rome

The Zealots were a group of Jews who led revolts against the Romans in Judea.

What point was in dispute between the Arians and Christian orthodoxy?

The "barracks emperors" were:

What were the general results of the doctrinal quarrels of the early centuries?

Was the division between the eastern and western empires only geographic? Explain.

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

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

During the third century,Rome underwent a prolonged period that came very close to destroying the empire.This period is known as the time of:

Constantine seemed to envision a united Rome after his death as he gave the empire as a whole to his eldest son,disinheriting the younger two in order to prevent civil war.

Paul of Tarsus was a contemporary and close follower of Jesus.

Constantine made Christianity the sole religion of the empire in 316 c.e.

How was Christianity transformed during the reign of Constantine?

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

Augustine's theological ideas revolved around:

Explain to what extent the actions and teachings of Jesus were revolutionary.

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:

The Goths revolted in 378 c.e.due to Roman interference in the Frankish Church.

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

By the end of the third century,the involvement of women in the Church had:

The emperor Severus is known primarily for:

Early Civilizations

Peoples, gods, and Empires: 1700-500

The Civilization of Greece, 1000-400

The Greek World Expands, 400-150

The Civilization of Ancient Rome

Romes Three Heirs,500-950

The Expansion of Europe,950-1100

The Consolidation of Europe,1100-1250

The Medieval World,1250-1350

Rebirth and Unrest,1350-1453

Innovation and Exploration,1453-1533

The Age of Dissent and Division,1500-1564

Europe in the Atlantic World,1550-1660

European Monarchies and Absolutism,1660-1725

The New Science of the Seventeenth Century

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