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World History Unit 1 (Greece, Rome, Judaism & Christianity)
World History Unit 1 (Greece, Rome, Judaism & Christianity)
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A quiz designed to review the material covered by Unit 1 of CP World History.
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As a Roman general, Julius Caesar conquered this territory
Gaul
Brittania
Germania
Spain
2
Greece is located in this continent
Africa
Asia
Europe
South America
3
This Roman emperor converted to Christianity
Tiberius
Justinian
Claudius
Constantine
4
Aristotle helped create the foundations of...
Psychology
Baseball
History
Computers
5
After his death, Alexander's empire...
Was eventually defeated by Julius Caesar
Made Alexander Great Again
Conquered China
Split into three
6
Socrates was executed by...
fed to lions
hanging
decapitation
drinking hemlock
7
Cleopatra died by
Being executed
Letting a snake bite her
Drinking hemlock
Fever
8
After Julius Caesar took complete control of Rome, the Senate
Asked him to resign
Stabbed him to death
Thanked him for his service
Named him "Caesar"
9
Plato was a teacher to
Aristotle
Alexander the Great
Morty
Socrates
10
Jews celebrate Moses for...
Revealing the 10 Commandments
Freeing his people from Slavery
Parting the Red Sea
Being a god
11
Socrates taught primarily by...
asking questions
Assigning homework
giving lectures
reading alous
12
Which of these reforms is something Constantine did NOT do?
Convert to Christianity
Legalize Christianity
Outlaw slavery
Move the capitol to the east
13
After Caesar's death, Cleopatra sided with
Octavian - Caesar's heir and adopted son
Pompey - Caesar's rival
Marc Antony - Caesar's right hand man
Brutus - Caesar's murderer
14
After Jesus's death, some early Christians decided that...
They should conquer Rome
Wine was the blood of Christ
California knows how to party
Christianity could be open to non-Jews
15
Aristotle was a teacher to
Phillip of Macedon
Julius Caesar
Alexander of Macedon
Augustus Caesar
16
The Father of Judaism, who is believed to have founded the religion and culture is...
Moses
Jesus
Abraham
Caesar
17
Constantine moved the Capitol of the Roman Empire to this city
Istanbul
St. Helena
Contantinople
Byzantium
18
In Plato's famous Allegory, the characters have never seen the world beyond...
A cave
Their city
Bikini Bottom
Greece
19
He is known as the father of philosophy
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
Patrick
20
Octavian took the name, "Augustus" when he became the Caesar of Rome
Spicy
The Son of God
The Great One
The Anointed One
21
This man dedicated his life to spreading Christianity across the Roman Empire
Julius Caesar
Saul of Tarsus
Franz Ferdinand
Paul McCartney
22
Alexander conquered
The Persian Empire
All of Greece
The Mongols!
The Roman Empire
23
Shortly after Constantine converted to Christianity...
They changed the name of "Constantinople" to Istanbul
He was killed by the Romans
They named a DC hero after him
Christianity became the official religion of Rome
24
Augustus was really good at this thing
Defeating his enemies
Not dying
Call of Duty
Maintaining an empire
25
Christianity is based on the teachings of...
Mohammed
Three wise men
Abraham
A Jewish teacher and carpenter
26
Athens had this form of government during the life of Socrates.
Dictatorship
Oligarchy
Aristocracy
Democracy
27
His writings are the only reason we know about Socrates.
Pompey the Great
Aristotle
Plato
Saul of Tarsus
28
One of Julius Caesar's most important reforms was...
Inventing Caesar Salad
Universal healthcare
The Julian Calendar
Converting to Christianity
29
The key difference between Judaism and early Christianity was
Babylon 5
The decision to convert non-Jews by Christians
The belief in one God
The belief by Christians that Jesus was the Messiah
30
Eventually, this man conquered all of Rome after Julius Caesar's death.
Octavian
Marc Antony
LeBron James
Justinian
31
Justinian is most famous for...
Wearing lots of rare Jordans.
Defeating the Persians
Enacting major legal reform
Marrying an actress
32
Sparta defeated Athens and ended Greek democracy in this war.
'Nam
300
The Peloponnesian War
The Punic Wars
33
Historians believe that Jesus was executed
By the Muslims for being Christian
By the Jews for claiming to be the son of God
By the Romans for threatening their authority
By the Greeks for challenging Alexander
34
This person was not a part of the First Triumvirate
Pompey the Great
Thesius
Julius Caesar
Cassius
