Chapter 2 Roman Empire

What was a major Roman innovation in architecture?

The Roman Republic’s “civic duty” encouraged citizens to:

Which principle was a key part of the Roman Republic's government?

Which was an important contribution of Augustine of Hippo?

The “Pax Romana” lasted approximately:

What was the main purpose of the Roman Senate?

One reason the Roman Empire eventually fell was:

Who is known as the “father of the Christian church” due to his influential writings?

Which is NOT associated with early Christianity?

Which Roman infrastructure helped with transportation and trade?

Which group invaded the Roman Empire towards its end?

One factor that helped the Roman Empire’s economy was:

Which of the following best describes Jesus of Nazareth?

Which religious text is central to Christianity?

What language did the Romans use for writing and communication?

The Pax Romana refers to a time of:

What term describes belief in one God, shared by both Christians and Hebrews?

Which structure was used for public events like gladiator battles?

Polybius was known for his writings on:

Which feature of Roman culture is still used in modern buildings today?

The historian Livy is known for writing about:

The Trinity in Christianity refers to:

In early Christian beliefs, Jesus was considered:

Which is a key belief in Christianity about Jesus?

The Council of Nicaea was important in early Christianity because: