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World History Standards 3 and 4 Review Fall 23
World History Standards 3 and 4 Review Fall 23
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Which of these is an example of the long-term impact of the Byzantine Empire on eastern Europe?
the spread of Latin into modern-day Ukraine
the spread of Catholicism into the Eastern Mediterranean
n continuation of Byzantine law by Islamic empires
the spread of Eastern Orthodoxy into Russia
2
Which of these was NOT an invading force that helped to weaken and eventually end the Western Roman Empire?
Huns
Mongols
Saxon
Vandals
3
In Greek mythology, ___ was the queen of the gods and the goddess of marriage and womanhood.
Hera
Aphrodite
Demeter
Athena
4
The Roman Empire and Han China were similar in that
they both controlled part of modern day Iran at the height of their power.
they both attempted to remain isolated in order to maintain cultural unity.
they both had a state sponsored religion that helped them to govern.
they both used a strong centralized government to control a large area.
5
Byzantine Emperor Justinian's MOST significant political accomplishment was
restoring the empire to its previous size.
defeating the Roman Empire.
defeating invaders from the south.
codifying Roman law.
6
The Great Schism of 1054 was a split between Catholics in western Europe and
Jews in eastern Europe.
Christians in eastern Europe and Asia.
Muslims in the Middle East.
Protestant Christians in central Europe.
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In 312 AD, this Roman emperor told to put this symbol (the Chi-Rho) on his soldiers' shields.Who was this emperor?
Julian the Apostate
Augustus Caesar
Julius Caesar
Constantine the Great
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Which region on the map would have been MOST likely to send grain to Rome?
Gaul
Egypt
Spain
Anatolia
9
During what period did Rome become the dominant power in the Mediterranean?
D
A
C
B
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“All I know is that I know nothing.”SocratesThe philosopher Socrates was known for his instructional method of
preventing his students from studying immoral things.
teaching his students to question everything around them.
demanding strict obedience to the state.
encouraging his students to see the truth through pleasure.
11
The Emperor Constantine is significant because
he was the first Roman Emperor to convert to Christianity.
the empire of Alexander the Great was conquered during his rule.
the Romans fell to the Ottomans during this reign.
he brought the Roman Republic to an end.
12
Which statement BEST describes the Byzantine economy in the first centuries of its existence?
Byzantine emperors set prices on certain goods and monopolized some trade
the “Code of Justinian” allowed people to choose their own occupation
the government encouraged a “free market” economy
goods were seldom imported from other empires
13
Using the image above, whose architectural influence is seen in this 1st century B.C.E. temple found in a Roman colony?
Gupta
Greece
Persian
Etruscan
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What might account for the rapid growth of the Christian population in the late 200s?
Muslim kingdoms fell in Spain.
The King of England became Christian.
The disciples of Jesus became more successful.
Christianity was more tolerated in the Roman Empire.
