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Chapter 12: Roman Civilization
Chapter 12: Roman Civilization
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Around which time did the Byzantine Empire reach the height of its power?
250 B.C.
350 A.D.
Around the 500s A.D
From 1000-1500 A.D
2
Under Justinian's order this legal scholar who worked to create a new code of laws.
Tribonian
Romulus
Septimus
Augustuls
3
In 410 A.D, the _______ leader, Odoacer, captured the city of Rome?
Vandal
Visigoth
Lombard
Byzantine
4
The Visigoths warred with which other Germanic tribe invading the Roman Empire?
Vandals
Byzantines
Slavics
Lombards
5
How did the Romans artisans change in the creation of statues?
The Romans only created statues from the shoulders up
The romans added more imperfections such as wrinkles
The Romans eliminated the Greek imperfections
The Romans only created statues of the gods
6
This leader was arguably the greatest of the Byzantine emperors that served from 527-565 A.D.
Justin
Justinian
Belasarius
Tribonian
7
Which group of cultural tribes invaded from the north after the fall of Rome?
Germanic
Slavic
Celtic
Persian
8
Roman builders used rows of ________ in their buildings to form a curved ceiling, or a vault.
Domes
Columns
Aqueducts
Arches
9
This wife of Justinian helped women win more legal rights.
Athena
Julia Domna
Livia
Theodora
10
How did Belisarius reform and improve the Byzantine army?
He divided soldiers into legions to move more effectivley
He implemented the use of catapults
He stationed the army along crucial borders for defense
He replaced the foot soilders with an armored calvary
11
When it was first renamed and reestablished, the city of Constantinople...?
Displayed many Persian influences
Resembled other cities in the Roman Empire
Showed a great influence of the Greek Culture
Was much like an Egyptian city
12
The Byzantine military conquered territories once part of the Roman Empire that included?
China and India
Italy, Spain and Northern Africa
Britain and Gaul
Egypt and Syria
13
In his History of Rome,_____ describes Rome's rise and that history had moral lessons to teach.
Tacticus
Romulus
Livy
Tribonian
14
The fall of Rome began with poor leadership, attacks by invaders, and? what other factor?
An evil emperor
Overabundance of food
A declining Economy
Earthquakes
15
This emperor provided his nephew with an education,adopted him,and made him his chief advisor.
Constantine
Justinian
Augustulus
Justin
16
This gladiator led a slave rebellion attempting to reach the Italian Alps.
Alaric
Maximus
Spartacus
Tribonian
17
Which answer best describes bartering?
Exchange currencies
Exchange goods for money
Exchange an item for an item
Exchange items based on credit
18
Which answer best describes an Ode?
A story that provides a moral in the end
A fictitious story of a long journey facing many obstacles
A poem that shows strong emotion about life
A work of literature that pokes fun at the leaders.
19
This Germanic general seized control of Rome and ruled it for almost 15 years.
Theodora
Odoacer
Tribonian
Septimus
20
In Roman theater male actors wore ________ so that they could play different roles.
Makeup
Different robes
Completely different outfits
Masks
21
While this emperor fought away from Rome, his wife, Julia Domna, was in charge of Rome.
Ptolemy
Septimus
Augustus
Tribonian
22
The houses of the wealthy Romans were built around what household architectural feature?
Vault
Atrium
Colonnade
Promenade
23
Galen was most known for his emphasis on?
Poetry and Art
Mapping the Oceans
Mapping the Stars
Studying the structure of the body
24
Gladiators fought animals and other people for public ___________.
Punishment
Execution
Amusement
Duties
25
Which roman emperor decided to split to Roman empire after his death?
Theodosius
Marcus Aerilius
Septimus
Constantine
26
Which answer best describes the Appian Way?
First major Roman road linking Rome to southeastern Italy.
The study of body structure.
Person who fought animals and other people as amusement.
Works that poke fun at human weaknesses.
27
Justinian's major contribution was a code of laws. The change occurred when he realized that?
The laws disorganized and confusing
The laws were not the same throughout the empire
The laws needed to have strict enforcement
More laws needed to be added to better suit society
28
Which battle did the Visigoths rebel and defeat the Roman legions?
Adrianople
Cannae
Byzatium
Constantinople
29
Literary forms of work that poke fun at human weaknesses, gods, heroes, and political leaders.
Epics
Odes
Fables
Satires
30
This wife of augustus had a say in Rome even though women did not have full citizenship.
Livia
Hera
Athena
Aphrodite
31
The reforms of _______ did not work because he was not a strong enough emperor to enforce them.
Diocletain
Constantine
Septimus
Romulus
32
A Greek doctor named Galen emphasized the importance of _________, the study of body structure.
Rhetoric
Kinesiology
Astronomy
Anatomy
33
Many Roman cities surrounded a marketplace and public square, also called the?
Public Square
Town Square
Forum
Meeting Place
34
Which Roman emperor moved the empire’s capital to Byzantium and renamed it Constantinople?
Constantine
Alaric
Romulus
Septimus