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Rome: The Time of the Empire Test Review
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Men and women often fought each other in gladiatorial contests.
False
True
2
I was the successful Roman emperor who focused on improving Rome’s infrastructure and expanding its borders. Who am I?
Nero
Trajan
Caligula
Constantine
3
An attempt to overthrow a government and/or its leadership.
denomination
coup
succession
resurrection
4
In 410 CE (AD), the unimaginable happened: Rome itself was looted by the Germanic __________.
Visigoths
Anglos
Saxons
Jutes
5
The combining of elements and traditions from both the Greek and Roman civilizations.
Stoicism
Judeo-Christian
Greco-Roman
inflation
6
A ritual cleansing by being plunged into water.
Stoicism
baptism
messiah
clergy
7
I was the Roman emperor who succeeded Augustus, was uninterested in ruling, & became paranoid in my later years.
Commodus
Nero
Tiberius
Caligula
8
A specifically chosen king.
gladiator
clergy
martyr
messiah
9
We were a Jewish group who resisted Roman rule, refused to pay taxes, and killed Roman officials.
Zealots
Caiaphas
Tiberius
Commodus
10
To add
coup
annex
epidemic
persecute
11
I was the Roman Emperor who issued the Edict of Milan.
Nero
Constantine
Diocletian
Pontius Pilate
12
The biblical slaughter of all male boys under the age of two in Bethlehem as ordered by Herod the Great.
The Edict of Milan
The Gospels
The Massacre of the Innocents
Judeo-Christian Tradition
13
A story with a religious moral.
parable
annex
coup
fable
14
A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time.
crucifixion
resurrection
baptism
epidemic
15
I was the last emperor of the western half of the Roman empire
Marcus Aurelius
Tiberius
Romulus Augustus
Trajan
16
Non-Jews.
gentiles
martyrs
barbarian
apostles
17
By the end, many Germans had joined the Roman army & had risen to powerful positions in the military & government.
False
True
18
Claudius is most remembered for annexing __________ and __________.
Great Britain and Wales
Ireland and Scotland
Portugal and Spain
India and Japan
19
In his travels, Jesus met a man named John, who was recognized for baptizing people. He became known as John the Baptist
True
False
20
There was speculation that Jesus had been resurrected and was in fact the Messiah, which in Greek means _________.
Father
Christ
God
King
21
Religious groups.
messiah
denomination
clergy
deified
22
Disciples of Jesus who spread his teachings after his death.
clergy
epistles
parables
apostles
23
After the empire in the west fell, trade & learning declined sharply & Latin was lost except to a small number of clergy
False
True
24
Proclamation issued by Emperor Constantine declaring that Christianity would be tolerated and protected.
Pantheon
Stoicism
Greco-Roman
The Edict of Milan
25
I was the fifth prefect of Judea after Herod the Great’s death who ordered the execution and crucifixion of Jesus.
Pontius Pilate
Constantine
Herod the Great
Odoacer
26
As more non-Jews came into the church, Christianity became a separate religion & was no longer part of Greco-Roman myth.
False
True
27
Men and women who fought as part of public entertainment in ancient Rome.
gladiator
epistle
martyr
barbarian
28
A philosophy that urges people to accept suffering and practice self-control.
baptism
gentile
The Edict of Milan
Stoicism
29
People who have the right to give orders.
apostles
authorities
messiah
clergy
30
A Roman form of execution by nailing a person to a wooden cross.
crucify
persecute
resurrection
epistle
31
Public baths were used to relax, exercise, socialize, conduct business, and to bathe!
True
False
32
Other than converting to Christianity, Constantine is remembered for the construction of an impressive capital called:
Ionia
Lycia
Gaul
Constantinople
33
The shared commonalities and practices between Judaism and Christianity.
the Gospels
Judeo-Christian Tradition
Greco-Roman
aqueducts
34
A series of concrete canals, pipes, and ditches that carries water.
mosaic
baptism
aqueducts
succession
35
One of the best-preserved Roman buildings which was constructed as a temple to honor all the gods.
Greco-Roman
mural
Pantheon
Colosseum
36
The government spread Greco-Roman culture by creating roads for the military to travel
True
False
37
I was the Roman ruler from 161-180 AD who is credited as being the last great Roman emperor due to my love of philosophy
Claudius
Marcus Aurelius
Trajan
Nero
38
I was a Jewish high priest who arrested & held a trial against Jesus & turned him over to Roman leadership for execution
Diocletian
Caiaphas
Pontius Pilate
Constantine
39
I was the Roman emperor who was quickly assassinated due to my erratic & unstable behavior that was damaging the empire
Caligula
Nero
Diocletian
Claudius
40
I was the Roman-appointed king of Judea from 37 – 4 BCE (BC).
Herod the Great
Caiaphas
Pontius Pilate
Commodus
41
The son of Marcus Aurelius who became a corrupt Roman emperor from 180-192 AD. Had little interest in running the empire
Commodus
Caligula
Tiberius
Trajan
42
A general rise in the cost of goods and services.
succession
annex
depose
inflation
43
I was a cruel & corrupt emperor who had my own mother executed & was blamed for a fire that nearly consumed all of Rome
Nero
Caligula
Constantine
Caiaphas
44
A design formed with small tiles of glass, stone, or pottery.
edict
mosaic
aqueduct
mural
45
I was the Roman emperor who worked to restore order and divided the empire into two halves in the late 200s CE (AD).
Diocletian
Odoacer
Trajan
Constantine
46
A painting or other work of art applied directly on a wall.
parable
mural
sculpture
mosaic
47
Nero eventually died after his personal guards turned against him in revolt.
True
False
48
Formal letters that the apostles and other early leaders wrote to initial churches.
apostles
parables
epistles
clergy
49
The writings that form part of the Christian Bible which tell the story of Jesus and his early followers.
The Old Testament
parable
fable
The New Testament
50
People who die for their political or religious beliefs.
authorities
persecute
martyrs
apostles
51
While the empire in the west had fallen, the empire in the east would survive for another __________ years.
100
500
1,000
250
52
During the Pax Romana, few advancements were made to improve the infrastructure of Rome.
True
False
53
Amphitheaters, like the__________, were special arenas where gladiators fought.
Parthenon
Coliseum
Pantheon
Forum
54
One person following another, usually in a leadership role.
messiah
persecute
depose
succession
55
To officially be declared a god.
deified
annex
inflation
crucifixion
56
To be removed from power.
depose
epidemic
annex
coup
57
The Gospels tell us that Jesus’ father, Paul, received a warning in a dream about the Massacre of the Innocents.
True
False
58
Coming back to life.
crucifixtion
resurrection
persecution
martyrdom
59
I was an unlikely Roman emperor who expanded the empire and improved the aqueduct systems.
Nero
Claudius
Romulus Augustus
Constantine
60
I was the Germanic general who used his power and position within the Roman military to depose the last emperor.
Odoacer
Diocletian
Caiaphas
Claudius
61
The first 4 books of the New Testament that describe the life and teachings of Jesus from four different points of view.
The Gospels
The Epistles
Judeo-Christian Tradition
The Hebrew Bible
62
People who are trained for religious purposes.
gospels
authorities
messiah
clergy
63
Greco-Roman term used to represent people who did not share their culture.
gladiator
barbarian
gentile
martyr
64
Augustus was considered an __________ emperor.
unstable
corrupt
ideal
cruel
65
To subject someone to hostility and ill-treatment, especially because of their race or political or religious beliefs.
coup
persecute
baptism
deified