1. End of Western Roman Empire

The Punic Wars were fought between Rome and Greece.

Paul of Tarsus was initially a supporter of Christianity.

Christianity spread across Europe, North Africa, and Asia by 300 C.E.

The Roman Empire immediately accepted Christianity as its official religion.

Which period marks the beginning of the Roman Empire?

Emperor Constantine made Christianity the official religion of Rome in 312 C.E.

Which Roman concept has influenced modern legal systems?

Which of the following was NOT a consequence of Rome's expansion?

Who was Rome's first emperor?

The Latin language was used by the Roman Catholic Church until the 20th century.

Where was Jesus born?

The Roman Republic expanded without any internal conflict.

Roman engineering includes the construction of aqueducts to carry water over long distances.

8. What does the Latin phrase "Carpe Diem" mean?

Julius Caesar's rise to power marked the end of the Roman Republic.

The 1st Punic War resulted in Rome gaining control of Sicily.

Which Roman emperor moved the capital to Byzantium?

When did Christianity become the official religion of the Roman Empire?

What was the result of Rome's victory in the 3rd Punic War?

The Western Roman Empire lasted for 1000 years after the fall of Rome in 476 CE.

Roman architecture, such as arches and domes, influenced many modern buildings.

Which general famously crossed the Alps to invade Italy during the 2nd Punic War?

The Roman Empire fell completely in 476 CE.

Which art form, originating in Roman culture, is made by assembling small pieces of tile, glass, or colored stone?

Christians were never persecuted in the Roman Empire.

Jesus was born during the reign of Herod.

Rome's conquest of the Italian Peninsula took 100 years.

Rome began as a small republic and eventually became a vast empire.

Stoicism, a Roman philosophy, emphasizes wealth above all else.

Who spread Christianity to the Gentiles and authored many letters in the New Testament?

Roman roads were only built within the city of Rome.

Octavian was defeated by Antony and Cleopatra.

What was the primary reason for the political instability in the late Roman Empire?

During which period did Rome gain control of North Africa and Spain?

What was the primary purpose of Roman roads?

Which Roman governor ordered the crucifixion of Jesus?

What was the Edict of Milan?

Jesus began preaching at the age of 30.

What event in 312 C.E. changed the status of Christianity in the Roman Empire?

What is a Roman aqueduct?