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1
When the Roman Empire didn't have enough of its own citizens they had to hire ______ into their armies
Phalanxes
Vandals
Mercenaries
Gladiators
2
In 1054, the Patriarch of the Byzantine Empire and the pope excommunicated each other because:
They disagreed about how many sacraments should exist.
They disagreed about the role of the Pope over the entire Church
They hated each other.
They battled over territory.
3
Which emperor will grant toleration to Christians in the Roman Empire?
Caesar Augustus
Constantine
Julius Caesar
Nero
4
Mounted Warriors in the Middle Ages were:
Knights
Troubadours
Soldiers
Vassals
5
Charlemagne was such close allies with the Pope that he was given the title of
King of France
The King of Europe
The Guardian of the Church
The Holy Roman Emperor
6
Charlemagne will establish a school of learning in:
Aachen
Paris
Berlin
Rome
7
Who were the 2 most powerful men in the Roman government?
plebeians
consuls
dictators
magistrates
8
Life expectancy tended to ______ from the Roman Empire to the Middle Ages
rise
fall
stay the same
9
From where did Rome adopt much of its culture?
Mesopotamia
Egypt
China
Greece
10
In Rome, _____ were built to bring streams of fresh water to the city.
cement
the Colosseums
aqueducts
deltas
11
What were the Twelve Tables?
A set of laws that applied to, and protected, all Roman citizens.
A system of measurement used for taxation.
The furnature used by the Senate.
A fighting system used by the auxiliaries.
12
What is an Empire?
A system that provides resources to colonies from a home country
A nation or state that is run by a dictator
Another name for a country
A group of nations/states controlled by one authority (government)
13
Due to the danger of invasions and barbaric raiders, the central place of protection on a manor was the:
castle
courthouse
mill
village
14
Gov't & economic system where a king divides land among nobles in exchange for military service
Democracy
Feudalism
Communism
Oligarchy
15
Having two consuls means that...
no one has too much power
they act as 'checks and balances' to each other
All of the above
one can be away fighting
16
The Roman Republic would switch to this form of leadership in time of war
Dictatorship
Monarchy
Plebian Rule
Direct Democracy
17
The Middle Ages are in the middle of what two time periods?
The Gupta and Maurya Dynasties in India
The Mongol Invasions and the Byzantine Empire
The Roman Empire and the Renaissance
The Rise of Christianity and the Rise of Islam
18
Who was the leader of the Carthaginians who crossed into Italy from the North?
Mark Anthony
Nero
Hannibal
Alfredonius
19
Characteristic of Medieval Society
Great advances in science
Secular society
Rural and Feudal Society
Mostly urban population
20
Mendicant Orders
Religious Orders that live and pray in isolation
Religious Orders that educated the elite
Religious orders that elected the Pope
Religious Orders that live and work among the townspeople
21
St. Francis of Assisi founded a
Diocesan order
Monastic Order
Mendicant Order
22
Medieval is the Latin word for
Post-Rome Age
Dark Ages
Middle Ages
High Ages
23
What military strategy helped protect Roman soldiers in battle?
The Gladius
The Pax Romana
The Phalanx
the Roman Tortoise
24
Anti-Semetism refers to:
Persecution of Jewish people
Persecution of Christians
Perspecution of celibate people
Persecution of any religious people
25
Carolingian Miniscule was:
A new order in the Church
A universal font developed by the Franks
The tradition of law by the Franks
The conquest of the Muslim armies in France
26
Charlemagne's great empire eventually split up by the ______ to his three sons.
Treaty of Gaul
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Rome
Treaty of Verdun
27
The mountains near Rome are...
Rich sources of gold
The Himalayas
The highest in Europe
Protective natural barriers
28
Who could vote in the Roman Republic?
free adult men & women
anyone over the age of 18
all men of Rome
free adult male citizens
29
A Papal Decree which excluded a person from receiving the Sacraments:
Interdiction
Indulgence
Baptism
Excommunication
30
Who founded Rome?
The Goths
The Greeks
The Persians
The Etruscans
31
The most influential person in Emperor Justinian's life was:
Augustus
Theodora
Esmeralda
Antonia
32
The capital city of the Byzantine Empire was known as:
Turkey
Antioch
Istanbul
Constantinople
33
Into what body of water does the Italian boot extend?
Nile River
Mediterranean Sea
Tiber River
Red Sea
34
Franks defeated the Muslims at the _______ that will stop their advance into Europe.
Battle of Tours
Battle of Madrid
Battle of Paris
Battle of Rome
35
This emperor will protect the northern border of the territory known as England today by building a wall.
Octavian
Hadrian
Marcus Aurelius
Constantine
36
Which of the following were NOT invaders towards the end of the Roman Empire?
Huns
Goths
Carthaginians
Vandals
37
This famous Roman thinker was able to observe the planets and created a Geocentric (Earth) model of the universe
Archimedes
Caligulus
Hadrianus
Ptolemy
38
Germanic tribe who conquered and united Gaul and will be the first to convert to Christianity
Goths
Franks
Huns
Anglo-Saxons
39
What is the role of the Roman Senate?
To personally lead the military
To propose and pass laws
To govern the Galactic Republic
To enforce rules
40
How many Punic Wars will it take for Rome to annihalate the Carthiginians?
Two
Four
Three
One
41
What material did the Romans INVENT that helped their structures last (even their roads!)
marble
titanium
limestone
cement
42
What type of landform is Italy?
peninsula
island
mountain
body of water
43
What 2 adjectives describe the geography of Italy?
rocky & mountainous
wet & swamp-like
flat & fertile
dry & barren
44
Name for the lord's estate
Latifundia
Empire
Manor
Plantation
45
After the Fall of Rome in Western Europe, the Eastern part of the Empire became known as the:
Magyar Empire
Byzantine Empire
Frankish Empire
Persian Empire
46
The fall of Rome was caused, in part, by...
Christianity being abandoned
Following Democracy
Slaves conquering and occupying the city of Rome
Having too much territory
47
Once the Muslims are defeated in France in the 8th century, this will begin a ______ year reconquest of Spain/Portugal.
1000
30
100
700
48
What will be Diocletian's plan to save the Roman Empire?
Split it into a West & East part and have co-emperors
Kick out all foreignors out of the empire
Salt the Earth of those who live beyond the borders of the Empire
Divide it between his top four generals after his death
49
St. Benedict created his Rule for:
All religious people in Europe
All priests and bishops in Italy
Mendicant Orders
Monastic Orders
50
Charlemagne translates to
Charles the Mighty
The King
Charles the Great
The Emperor
51
The center of political and religious life in ancient Rome was the _____.
Aqueduct
Forum
Colosseum
Acropolis
52
The following are reasons for the Roman Empire's decline EXCEPT:
Possessing a strong military
Invasion by Germanic tribes
Corruption and crime in government
Too much money spent for military
53
In what country is Rome?
Egypt
Greece
India
Italy
54
Identify the structure in the picture.
aqueduct
Roman race track
Doric columns
Circus Maximus
55
This marked a period of prosperity and relative peace in Rome's history
The Pax Romana
The interregnum period
The Dark Ages
The Peace of the Plebs
56
Roman citizens were divided into 2 categories called _____.
farmers & merchants
patricians & plebeians
rich & poor
kings & slaves
57
Lesser lords
who owed military service to the king are:
Princes
Vassals
Peasants
Popes
58
This Roman General tried to cease unlimited authority but will be assassinated shortly afterwards.
Hadrian
Marcus Antonius
Julius Caesar
Caesar Augustus
59
Theodora demonstrated her very stern approach to her husband's reign after crushing the:
Athenian uprising
Pantheon Revolution
Persian invasions
Nika Revolt
60
What would Roman soldiers receive upon completion of their military service?
A plantation called a latifundia along with slaves
An honorary title to be acknowledged by all others
A group of gladiators to use in games at the Coloseum
A lump sum of gold coins
61
The Church calendar was critical for people's lives during the Middle Ages and ended up:
Not allowing serfs to have time to harvest their crops.
None of the choices
Restricting how often Christians could go and fight in war.
Promoting more time to go and fight in wars
62
Bishop of Rome is known as
A patriarch
a Cardinal
A king
A Pope
63
Ethnic groups who conquered Rome
Greeks
African peoples
Germanic peoples
Asian peoples
64
Which group in the Roman Republic established and protected the rights of the plebeians?
patricians
consuls
the council of the Plebs
senators
65
A Latifundia was
A parcel of land similar to a plantation
A territory on the border of the Roman Empire
A council of representatives for the plebians
A small group within the Roman Army
66
A peasant "tied to the land" that would need permission to leave the manor.
Noble
Vassal
Serf
Knight
67
Which of the following is true of Legions?
They were loyal to effective commanders
Their organization made them effective
All of the above
Citizens had to serve for 25 years in them
68
How is the Law of Nations different than the Twelve Tables?
They are laws instead of pieces of furniture
It never existed and had no impact on future societies
It provides rules that apply to Non-Citizens as well
They only need to be followed by government officials
69
Monastic Religious Orders are:
Religious orders that lived in isolation and prayer
Religious orders that elected the Pope
Religious orders that educated the elite
Religious orders that lived among the townspeople
70
This emperor is infamous for setting Rome on fire and blaming it on the Christians
Caligula
Octavian
Nero
Cicero
71
This group of people will experience persecution at different times in Europe.
Vandals
Visigoths
Jews
Romans
72
Feudalism developed largely due to
its economic benefits for the peasants
The absence of a strong central leader
the political freedom it gave to the serfs
The wealth it brought into the cities
73
What will the Romans do to ensure that Carthage wouldn't pose a threat anymore to them?
They burned down the city and salted the Earth to ensure nothing can grow.
They killed every inhabitant of the city.
They allowed them to have representatives in the republic.
They paid out their alliance.
74
This emperor was known as the "Philosopher King" due to his strong intellectual following of stoicism.
Nero
Caesar Augustus
Marcus Aurelius
Julius Ceasar
75
Where did the gladiators fight?
Acropolis
Agora
Colosseum
Forum
76
Agricultural Advancement made during the Middle Ages
Use of Horses
Varying crops
Three-Field System
Iron Plow
77
Italy is on what continent?
Africa
Europe
Asia
North America
78
What was the system established by Charlemagne to listen to grievances and protect his kingdom's roads?
Manorialism
Missi Dominici
Medici System
Vassalage
79
Identify the structure in the picture.
Temple of Kanye
The Praetor's Bath
The Colosseum
Caesar's Crib
80
This is a holy image, a picture of a saint or a member of the Holy Family, according to the Eastern Orthodox tradition
Interdiction
Icon
Patriarch
Iconoclasm
81
Canon Law was
Rules of engagement for artillery during war
Traditional rituals of the Germanic peoples
Church law
Code of Conduct on the battlefield
82
Decree issue by the pope which expelled a ruler
and
all of his subjects from Church life
Sacrament
Interdiction
Excommunication
Indulgence
83
What was the name of the wars that Rome fought with the Carthaginians?
Punic Wars
Hannibalian Wars
Persian Wars
Imperial Wars
84
In 1054, the Christian church split into TWO different branches. This was called the:
The Great Schism
Excommunication
Great Split
Great Divide
85
These Roman representatives will attempt to assist the poor and those who have lost their land.
Cicero & Caligula
Julius & Augustus Caesar
Gracchus Brothers
Marcus & Antonius
86
The first Germanic tribe to become Christian was the:
Lombards
Franks
Saxons
Vandals
87
Justinian's Code was:
The agreement with the Church to separate Church and State
A new law code that was meant to be better then the Roman law code
A recovered version of Roman law
A strict order by Theodora against those who wanted to revolt