Who was the first Pope?

The first Pope was the apostle, Peter.

What was the situation of Christianity in the 4th century in the Roman Empire?

Very good, it was the most important religion of the Roman Empire

What were the Crusades?

The cruzades were military campaigns to recover HOLY LAND (Tierra Santa)

Where was the Holy Land?

In Palestine where Jesus Christ was born and died

What was the name of the part of the Roman Empire that survived?

Eastern Roman Empire also known as (también conocido como) Byzantine Empire

Was it a problem for Rome that there were 20% Barbarians in its army?

No, the problem was the federated armies, No, it had always been like that. (siempre había sido así)

Why is the year 2024?

Because Jesus Christ was born 2024 years ago

What happened to Christianity after the fall of the Western Roman Empire?

This religion grew and spread (creció y se expandió)

Who did they fight against (lucharon contra) in the crusades?

They fought against the Muslims who had conquered the holy land.

Who ruled (gobernó) Galilee at the time Jesus was born?

It was ruled by the Roman Empire.

When did the crusades happen?

The most important crusades occurred between the 11th and 13th centuries.

What did the 12 APOSTLES have to do after Jesus' death (tras la muerte de Jesús)?

They had to spread (expandir) the new religion

Point out (señala) the two main (principales) reasons for the fall of the Western Roman Empire

Concentration of wealth (riqueza) in a few families, Fights (luchas) between the most important families to control power

Why do we know that Jesus Christ really existed?

There are chronicles about his crucifixion and baptism, There are chronicles about his disciples

It is a saviour (salvador) sent (enviado) by God.

What did Constantine I the Great do in favour of Christians?

This emperor stopped the persecutions of Christians, This emperor made Christian religion official in the Empire

What religions coexisted in Galilee back then (entonces)?

Coexisted monotheistic Judaism, Coexisted Greek polytheistic religion

What are we refering to as (a qué nos referimos con) “federated armies”?

They were Barbarians tribes with agreements (tratos) with Roman authorities, They were tribes with their own leaders (con sus propios líderes)

How large (cómo de grande) was the Roman Empire in the 4th century?

It was 4 million square kilometres

Where was Jesus born? When?

He was born in Galilee in the year 0

Why is AETIUS important in the history of Rome?

Because Aetius defeated Attila King of the Huns in the year 451

What did Emperor Diocletian do against (en contra de) Christians?

Diocletian chased down (persiguió) and killed Christians

Who were the first followers of Jesus?

There were 12 apostles or disciples

Before the fall of Rome, what territories had suffered (sufrido) a decline (declive)?

There was a decline in Hispania and some cities in the western part

Who was the first Roman emperor to convert (convertirse) to Christianity?

The first Roman emperor to become a Christian was Constantine I

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THE ROAD TO THE MIDDLE AGES

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1
What percentage of barbarians were in the Roman army in the 4th century?
It was 20%
It was 80%
It was 50%
It was 60%
2
Who was the first Pope?
The first Pope was the apostle, Peter.
The first Pope was the apostle, Paul.
The first Pope was the apostle, Judas.
The first Pope was the Roman emperor
3
What was the situation of Christianity in the 4th century in the Roman Empire?
Very bad, Christians had to pay a special tax (impuesto)
Very good, it was the most important religion of the Roman Empire
Very good, it was the second most important religion of the Roman Empire
Very bad, Christians were persecuted
4
How many inhabitants did the Roman Empire have at that time?
It had 80 million inhabitants.
It had 60 million inhabitants.
It had 40 million inhabitants.
It had 20 million inhabitants.
5
What were the Crusades?
The cruzades were military campaigns to recover HOLY LAND (Tierra Santa)
The cruzades were military campaigns to recover (recuperar) Constantinople
All of the above
The cruzades were military campaigns to recover (recuperar) Rome
6
Where was the Holy Land?
In Hispania where Jesus Christ was born and died
In Palestine where Jesus Christ was born and died
In Egypt where Jesus Christ was born and died
In Turkey where Jesus Christ was born and died
7
What was the name of the part of the Roman Empire that survived?
Western Roman Empire also known as (también conocido como) Byzantine Empire
Eastern Roman Empire also known as (también conocido como) Byzantine Empire
Eastern Roman Empire also known as (también conocido como) Ottoman Empire
Western Roman Empire
8
Was it a problem for Rome that there were 20% Barbarians in its army?
Yes, he did not obey (obedecían) the emperor's orders (órdenes).
No, the problem was the federated armies
Yes, barbarians in the Roman army were not loyal (no eran leales) to Rome
No, it had always been like that. (siempre había sido así)
9
Who promoted the Crusades?
The Pope
The Catholic Kings
The Byzantine Emperor
The Roman Emperor
10
Why is the year 2024?
Because Muhammad was born 2024 years ago
Because Jesus Christ was born 2024 years ago
Because Muhammad was crucified 2024 years ago
Because Jesus Christ was crucified 2024 years ago
11
What happened to Christianity after the fall of the Western Roman Empire?
Christians were persecuted (perseguidos) by barbarian tribes
This religion almost (casi) disappeared from Europe
This religion grew and spread (creció y se expandió)
Christians were expelled (expulsados) from the Western Roman Empire
12
Who was the last emperor of the Western Roman Empire?
Romulus Ausgustus
Constantine I
Julius Caesar
Emperor Nero
13
Who did they fight against (lucharon contra) in the crusades?
They fought against the Egyptians who had conquered the holy land.
They fought against the Persians who had conquered the holy land.
They fought against the Muslims who had conquered the holy land.
They fought against the Vikings who had conquered the holy land.
14
Who ruled (gobernó) Galilee at the time Jesus was born?
It was ruled by the Roman Empire.
It was ruled by the Greek Empire.
It was ruled by the Islamic Empire.
It was ruled by the Ottoman Empire.
15
What was the population of Rome in the year 357?
It was 8.000.000 inhabitants.
It was 400.000 inhabitants.
It was 80.000 inhabitants.
It was 800.000 inhabitants.
16
When did the crusades happen?
The most important crusades occurred between the 10th and 13th centuries.
The most important crusades occurred between the 11th and 15th centuries.
The most important crusades occurred between the 11th and 13th centuries.
The most important crusades occurred between the 9th and 13th centuries.
17
In the year 476, how much of the Roman Empire fell (cayó)?
Only the city of Rome was destroyed
Only the eastern part fell
Only the western part fell
Only the cities in nowadays (hoy en día) Italy were destroyed
18
What did the 12 APOSTLES have to do after Jesus' death (tras la muerte de Jesús)?
All of the above
They had to destroy the Roman Empire
They had to spread (expandir) the new religion
The had to revenge (vengar) Jesus' death (la muerte de Jesús)
19
Point out (señala) the two main (principales) reasons for the fall of the Western Roman Empire
Concentration of wealth (riqueza) in a few families
Fights (luchas) between the most important families to control power
The armies of the Islamic Empire defeated (derrotaron) the armies of Rome.
Lead pipes poisoned (tuberías plomo envenenaron) the citizens (ciudadanos)
20
Why do we know that Jesus Christ really existed?
There are chronicles of Jesus Christ healing (curando) people
There are chronicles about his crucifixion and baptism
There are chronicles about his disciples
Apparitions (apariciones) of Jesus Christ to many people
21
What is a messiah?
It is the traditional clothing (ropa) in Galilee
It is the forgiveness of sins (perdón de los pecados) by God
All of the above
It is a saviour (salvador) sent (enviado) by God.
22
What did Constantine I the Great do in favour of Christians?
This emperor reduced taxes (impuestos) on Christians
This emperor stopped the persecutions of Christians
This emperor gave money to Christians
This emperor made Christian religion official in the Empire
23
What religions coexisted in Galilee back then (entonces)?
Coexisted monotheistic Muslim religion
Coexisted Egyptian polytheistic religion
Coexisted monotheistic Judaism
Coexisted Greek polytheistic religion
24
What are we refering to as (a qué nos referimos con) “federated armies”?
They were barbarians who were part of the Roman army.
They were Barbarians tribes with agreements (tratos) with Roman authorities
They were professional soldiers hired (contratados) by Rome.
They were tribes with their own leaders (con sus propios líderes)
25
Until what year did the Byzantine Empire survive?
Until the year 1453 b.C
Until the year 1453
Until the year 1492
Until the year 453
26
In what year did Rome fall?
In the year 476
In the year 474
In the year 478
In the year 472
27
How large (cómo de grande) was the Roman Empire in the 4th century?
It was 4 million square kilometres
It was 10 million square kilometres
It was 14 million square kilometres
It was 1 million square kilometres
28
What is the majority religion in the world today?
It is the Hindu religion
It is the Buddhist religion
It is the Catholic religion
It is the Muslim religion
29
Who was the head of the Christian Church in the 4th century?
It was the Emperor
It was the Byzantine Emperor
It was the Pope (el Papa)
It was Jesus Christ
30
Where was Jesus born? When?
He was born in Constantinople in the year 0
He was born in Galilee in the year 33
He was born in Rome in the year 33
He was born in Galilee in the year 0
31
What problem did they pose (suponían) for the Roman Empire?
DANGEROUS, sometimes they didn´t obey to the Roman emperor.
All the answers are correct
DANGEROUS, sometimes they looted (saqueabana) the Roman cities.
DANGEROUS, sometimes they didn´t obey (obedecer) to Roman leaders.
32
Why is AETIUS important in the history of Rome?
Because Aecius defeated Attila King of the Huns in the year 551
Because Aecius defeated Attila King of the Huns in the year 651
Because Aecius defeated Attila King of the Huns in the year 351
Because Aetius defeated Attila King of the Huns in the year 451
33
What did Emperor Diocletian do against (en contra de) Christians?
Diocletian killed the children of Christians
Diocletian forced Christians to pay special taxes (impuestos)
Diocletian expelled (expulsó) Christians from the Roman Empire
Diocletian chased down (persiguió) and killed Christians
34
Who was the first Roman emperor?
The first emperor was Constantine
The first emperor was Julius Caesar
The first emperor was Augustus
The first emperor was Romulus Augustus
35
Who were the first followers of Jesus?
There were 12 apostles or disciples
There were 10 apostles or disciples
There were 13 apostles or disciples
There were 11 apostles or disciples
36
Before the fall of Rome, what territories had suffered (sufrido) a decline (declive)?
There was a decline in Italy and some cities in the eastern part
There was a decline in Hispania and some cities in the eastern part
There was a decline in Africa and some cities in the western part
There was a decline in Hispania and some cities in the western part
37
Who was the first Roman emperor to convert (convertirse) to Christianity?
The first Roman emperor to become a Christian was Augustus
The first Roman emperor to become a Christian was Constantine I
The first Roman emperor to become a Christian was Nero
The first Roman emperor to become a Christian was Caesar Augustus

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