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The Eastern Roman Empire continued to flourish for another 1000 years, & renamed itself the
Eastern Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
Constantinople
The New Roman Empire
2
The 'fall of Rome' refers to the fall of the
Western Roman Empire
Capital of Rome
Eastern Roman Empire
Entire Roman Empire
3
Which Empire preformed plastic surgery, C-sections, and classified over 1000 diseases?
Aksum
Rome
Gupta
Han
4
One contribution of ancient Roman culture was the development of
the printing press
a republican form of government
the process of making silk
the concept of zero
5
Roman general and statesman who was the perfect example of civic virtue
Mark Antony
Augustus
Cincinnatus
Julius Caesar
6
The unique language of Aksum
Zeez
Geez
Chinese
Aksenum
7
The Mandate of Heaven helps explain the
The goals of Buddhists
The right to pray to the gods
Rise and fall of dynasties in China
The main teachings of Jesus
8
Roman Emperor who persecuted Christians and was blamed for setting a devestating fire in Rome
Marcus Arilius
Augustus
Nero
Caligula
9
If the Greek genius was politics, the Roman genius was
Music
Agriculture
Engineering
Science
10
Man who once persecuted Christians before having a vision and spreading Christianity
Luke
Mark
Paul
Peter
11
Who was assassinated on the "Ides of March"?
Nero
Caligula
Octavian
Julius Caesar
12
Who made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire?
Constantine
Caligula
Theodosius
Paul
13
The Silk Road was important because it allowed for the
exchange of goods between Asia and the Middle East
movement of Chinese armies through Southeast Asia
exploration of China by the Roman Army
development of agriculture by the nomadic people of Asia
14
In ancient times, the Silk Road was important because it made possible the exchange of goods
Between Egypt and China
Between Siberia and the Ottoman Empire
Between China and Roman Empire
Between Korea and Japan
15
Civil service exams were associated with the
Gupta Empire
Aksum Empire
Roman Empire
Han Dynasty
16
'Pax Romana' literally means what?
Roman Peace
Roman Greatness
The Golden Age
Pax Romana
17
China under the Han Dynasty & the Roman Empire were similar in that both grew wealthy b/c they
Developed extensive trade networks
Created classless societies
Encouraged democratic ideals
Established free-market economics
18
Which Roman Emperor divided the empire in an effort to save it from collapsing due to its size
Caesar
Augustus
Diocletian
Nero
19
Which accomplishment is associated with the with the Gupta Empire?
defeat of the Roman Empire and adaption of Christianity
Development of concept of zero
adoption of democracy
establishment of Pax Mongolia
20
Augustus' real name was
Mark Antony
Crassus
Octavian
Pompey
21
Famous Han Emperor who followed a policy of expansionism.
Octavian
Mang Wang
Chandagupta
Wudi
22
Hannibal, a general from Carthage, was famous for crossing the Alps with his army and
Elephants
Horses
Lions
Rhinos
23
The Gupta Empire was best known for its
development of the barter system
efforts to resist European imperialism
construction of Angkor Wat
advances in math and medicine
24
Julius Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus formed an unofficial political alliance known as the
Mandate of Heaven
First Triumvirate
Second Triumvirate
Pax Romana
25
The Silk Road was important to China because it provided
a military route for the defense of the northern border
a means for the country to expand its borders
a means of administering civil service exams
contact with other cultures through trade
26
A series of 3 wars between Rome and Cathage
Peloponnesian War
Hannibal Wars
Punic Wars
Warring States Era
27
Tall, thin monuments of solid stone which were built to be tombs for their rulers in Aksum
Archs
Steepes
Aqueducts
Stele
28
Gupta leader who modeled himself after Changragupta Maurya
Asoka
Chandra Gupta I
Chandra Gupta II
Octavian
29
King of Aksum who expanded inland and made Christianity the official religion.
Chandagupta
Wudi
Ezana
Octavian
30
Aksum was a great location for trade due to its location near the
Mediterranean and Red Sea
East Asia
Atlantic and Indian Ocean
Gupta Empire
31
What does this map represent?
Spread of Buddhism
Spread of Islam
Spread of Christianity
Silk Road Trade Routes
32
Under the reign of Wudi, the Han dynasty emphasized __________________ values and teachings
Buddhist
Hindu
Confucian
Christian
33
Which ancient civilization is associated with the 12 Tables and and extensive road system?
Han
Gupta
Aksum
Rome
34
What granted freedom of worship to all citizens of the Roman Empire?
12 Tables of Roman Law
Edict of Milan
Edict of Kalinga
35
Roman entertainment such as chariot races and gladiator games became known as
Blood and Bread
Bread and Circuses
Wine and Bread
Blood and Wine
36
Which of the following was NOT a reason for the fall Han China?
Redistribution of land
Death of Han Wudi
Great flood
Successful reforms of Wang Mang
37
This image represents which great Roman achievement?
Stele
Colosseum
Paved roads
Aqueducts
38
Which of the following was NOT a reason for the fall of Rome?
Revolt of the Christians
Heavy taxes
Barbaric invasions
Hiring of mercenaries
39
One way in which the Han Dynasty & Roman Empire were similar is that both
governed large areas around the Mediterranean Sea
created democratic societies where people elected officials
created sockal system in which great equality existed
promoted unity & communication by building system of roads
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Large farm worked by slaves in the Roman Empire
Latifundia
Mercenary
Ezana
Plantation