Classical Civs & Religions

Which of Jesus' students went to Rome to preach his teachings, only to be martyred there and called the first pope?

What is the Chinese golden age called that developed under the leadership of the Han dynasty?

Which of the following is NOT associated with the Indian religion of Hinduism?

Which of the following was a new practice adopted by Jesus and his followers?

Which ancient Greek is known as the "father of medicine"?

Why did Julius Caesar become popular with the common people of Rome in the 1st century B.C.E.?

Why did the Romans create the Twelve Tables?

What alliance did the Greek city-states make when they united to defend themselves against Persia?

Which philosophy developed in classical China to explain the dynastic cycle?

Which of Socrates' students opened an academy for learning, and developed detailed writings on government?

What is the golden age of Rome that began with Augustus called?

One of the more popular Hindu manifestations of God is the deity of death and rebirth, called

Who did the Romans fight a series of wars with for control of the Mediterranean Sea?

What was the most significant result of the Peloponnesian War?

Who became the first emperor of Rome by killing greedy politicians and ending civil war?

After Jesus' death, his followers gradually began to record his life and teachings in writings called

Some of the most ancient and important of early Hindu writings are called the

Who ws the blind poet who spread the stories called the Iliad and the Odyssey?

To the Athenians of the classical age, what was considered a DUTY rather than a right?

Which Latin term describes when a politician blocks a political idea or action?

What is the term that describes the authority of Roman fathers in the family unit?

What representative could plebeians elect to represent their views in the Senate?

In Ancient Indian society, varna developed as a way to understand social hierarchy. Varna are

According to Hindu beliefs, the primary god of all things is called

Which of the following is the primary doctrine of the religion of Buddhism that was developed by Siddhartha Gautama?

Which Classical Chinese dynasty only lasted for one emperor because military men and scholars overthrew it?

After nearly three hundred years of Roman persecution, which emperor became the first to legalize Christianity?

What is the ultimate goal of Buddhists?

Who became a legendary Roman leader, as a dictator who restored peace along Rome's borders before stepping down?

Which of the following is considered the greatest Roman architectural accomplishment?

Which apostle (preacher) played the biggest role in spreading Jesus' teachings after his death?

What did Roman government use to distract the lower classes from their misery?

The preachers who spread Jesus' teachings after his death are called the

Because mountains divided them, the ancient Greeks lived in separate city-states called

Which Greek god is NOT correctly associated with his/her powers?

What term did Jesus' followers give him, which comes from the Greek word for "messiah"?

What increasingly contributed to poverty over time among the plebeians in Roman society?

Which emperor, who ruled during the Maurya period, tried to spread the teachings of Buddhism throughout India?

Which of the following is NOT one of the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism?

Which group of people in Roman society were the landowning upper class?

Jesus' followers believe that after he died he

Jesus' followers referred to him as the

According to Jewish tradition, there is a prophecy that a _____________ will come to rescue the Jewish people.

The Romans created a republic in 509 B.C.E., which is

The purpose of life, according to Hinduism, is

Which of Jesus' students betrayed him and turned him in to the Roman authorities, who wanted to put him on trial?

Which of the following is generally considered the greatest invention of the Han Empire?

Which of the following is NOT a way geography affected the development of the ancient Greeks?

What developed out of festivals in honor of the Greek gods?

In Athens, the temple dedicated to Athena was called the

Which was the primary elected legislative body in Rome?

What is the term used by many early Christians to describe their belief in ONE God in three forms?

Which body politic made laws in Athens?

A major aspect of Jesus' teachings was