Semester 2 Exam Review

What was Rome's most enduring legacy that showed it's strength and ingenuity?

Myth that Rome was founded by Greek survivors from Troy:

Term for the Roman removal of Jews from Palestine:

Which religion uses the Bible as its religious text?

Romes 1st set of laws for all citizens:

Monotheism is the belief in how many gods/goddesses?

If you do not belief in any religion, you are an:

The belief in many gods/goddesses is known as:

Who was the 1st Emperor of Rome?

Who was Carthage's greatest General against Rome?

Who marched his army into Rome and was declared dictator for life?

Which of the following is not a social class in Roman society?

Idea that all laws should apply equally to all citizens:

Which female was famous for her visions to fight for France?

Which emperor was known to be crazy and named his horse 2nd in command?

Which religion uses the Star of David as a symbol?

Who was the leader of the Huns that attacked the boarders of Rome?

What religion uses the Wheel of Life as a symbol?

What is the most important sea in the Roman Empire and Middle Ages?

A system of promises of service in return for land:

What does it mean to be a Semitic Religion?

What is another word used to describe followers of Islam?

Which Roman Emperor split the Empire in half?

During which Punic War did Hannibal cross the Alp Mountains?

Who do Judaism, Christianity and Islam all claim as a father of their rleigions?

Who is founder and the basis of the Christian religion?

How many Punic Wars did Rome fight?

Who is called Christ Representative on Earth?

What was Romes most important law making body?

Which religion uses the Koran?

What was the Easter half of the Roman Empire called?

Which was the only successful Crusade in the Middle Ages?

Buddhist belief that actions today determine tomorrow?

What were Holy Wars between Christians and Muslims called?

Which is not a stage to becoming a knight?

Who was the most powerful man in Europe during the Middle Ages?

He tried to reform the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages:

What did the Crusades not do to Europe in the middle ages?

Where did the Black Death begin?

A political alliance between 3 people is a:

What was the name of the Roman fighting force?

Rome's government that we base our government on?

What empire did Rome fight in the Punic Wars?

In the Middle Ages, what killed 1/4th of the population in only 3 years?

Which Roman Emperor converted to Christianity?

Which religion uses a dove or a fish as a symbol?

Which was not a social class in the early middle ages?

Which of the following is not a Semitic Religion?

The lack of civilization in Europe after the fall of Rome, this time period is called the:

What were knights sworn to and promised to live by?