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1
The written text of Christianity is called this.
Torah
Quran
Ron Swanson
The Bible (with New Testament)
2
This is a symbol of Christianity.
Tomb stone
Whale
Ark
Cross
3
This is a
curved
masonry (stone) construction for spanning an opening
Colosseum
Arch
Aqueduct
Dome
4
Emperor Diocletian made a huge decision to change the Roman Empire by doing which of the following?
Allowing ALL Roman people to vote for representatives
He made an alliance with Greeks to help defend the Roman Empire
He split the Roman Empire into two parts- Western and Eastern Rome
Established the city of Constantinople
5
This Roman Emperor had a dream about Jesus the night before going into battle, prompting him to convert to Christianity.
Nero
Herod
Augustus
Constantine
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This is a conduit or artificial channel for supplying water from a distance, usually by means of gravity.
Dome
Arch
Colosseum
Aqueduct
7
This was a place for social entertainment and gladiator fights. Parts of this structure still remain today,
Colosseum
Arch
Aqueduct
Dome
8
This group of people were the upper class of Ancient Rome. Often wealthy landowners
Consul
Patricians
Plebeians
Senators
9
Highest position in the Roman Republic government. Held by two men elected each year.
Consul
Senators
Assemby
Tribune
10
A form of government started in Rome in which a state is ruled by representatives chosen by citizens.
Tyranny
Republic
Democracy
Oligarchy
11
This group of people sacked the city of Rome in 476 AD, leading to the "fall" of the Roman Empire.
The Mongols
Germanic Tribes
Egyptian army
The Greeks
12
After Caesar’s death this nephew became Rome’s first emperor.
Brutus
Octavian
Marc Antony
Crassus
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This group of 300 politicians proposed laws, oversaw spending and taxes, and helped craft foreign policy.
Plebeians
Senators
Patricians
Consul
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Group of people were peasants, laborers, craftspeople, and shopkeepers. They had to fight to gain power in government.
Patricians
Senators
Consul
Plebeians
15
In Rome, this was a public meeting place for men to discuss business and politics.
Parthenon
Museum
Acropolis
Forum
16
This historical figure is known for introducing monotheistic religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam to the world.
Mohammad
Jesus
Judas
Abraham
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In school, Roman students learned Greek and this other language.
Greek
Hebrew
Latin
Roman