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Church built by Justinian; huge dome + mosaics; Good example of the connection between church and state.
Hagia Sophia
St. Paul's Cathedral
Blue Mosque
St. Peter's Basilica
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Which of these is true about Hellenic culture?
It was a mix of Greek, Egyptian, Persian, Indian cultures
All of the above
It included language, mythology, Olympic games, philosophy, art
It spread through trade and conquest of Alexander the Great
3
Converted to Christianity because of the Byzantines – The Russian Empire converted with him.
Vladimir I
Dimitri II
Ivan III
Constantine I
4
Who was known for bringing about the end of the Roman Republic and beginning the Roman Empire?
Marc Anthony
Remus
Julius Caesar
Lepidus
5
Which of these qualities describes Roman religion?
All of the above
Gods are anthropomorphic (shaped like humans)
Fate was in the hands of the gods
Based on Greek gods
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Religion based on the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth; it spread through disciples; Romans felt threatened; only ONE God
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
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When Romans drove the Etruscan king out, they established a government in which the power rests with the citizens called
a monarchy
a republic
a dictatorship
an oligarchy
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What were the names of the brothers who were raised by a female wolf and built Rome, before one killed the other?
Isaac and Ishmael
Jesus and James
Romulus and Remus
Castor and Pollux
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Roman water source that made use of the arch
Domes
Aqueducts
Canals
Columns
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Socratic method; Tried for “corrupting the youth of Athens”; encouraged asking questions to challenge traditional ideas
Aristotle
Plato
Alexander the Great
Socrates
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Why did the Romans persecute Christians for 300 years?
They refused to worship Roman gods
They refused to pay taxes
They tried to overthrow the emperor
They sacrificed humans
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Ended the Byzantine Empire; Constantinople is renamed Istanbul; used the canon (1453 CE); were able to push into Europe
The Mongols
The Ottoman Turks
The Seljuk Turks
The Safavids
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First capital = Kiev; Christianity as official religion; Cyrillic alphabet created by Byzantine missionaries.
Mongol Empire
Byzantine Empire
Kievan Russian Empire
Roman Empire
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Who could be Roman citizens and vote in the republic?
Anyone born in Rome
Free men and women
Anyone over the age of 18
Free, Roman-born men.
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Who allowed Christianity to exist equally and legally with other religions? He supported and protected Christians.
Augustus
Theodosius
Constantine
Nero
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Which of these is a principle of the Roman Rule of Law and Justice?
All of the above
People can defend themselves and face their accusers
People are innocent until proven guilty; guilt must be clearly established
People are all equal under the law, decisions are based on fairness
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What were the Greek gods/religion like?
All of the above
Gods ruled over human tasks and emotions.
Gods were anthropomorphic (human shaped)
Gods ruled over aspects of the physical world (nature)
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Democracy of land owning males; peaceful; traded; art/drama important; women had no political rights
Athens
Sparta
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Military society; 2 kings (oligarchy); trade and travel not encouraged; women had some freedoms
Sparta
Athens
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What caused the decline of the Roman empire?
All of the above
Too large to defend well
Corrupt government and social divisions
Poorly trained armies and disloyal mercenaries; outside attackers (Germans)
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Became ruler at 20 y/o; he developed an appreciation for Greek ("Hellenistic") culture and literature from Aristotle
Plato
Alexander the Great
Socrates
Helen
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Greatest Byzantine Emperor; did not flee during the Nika Revolt; built Hagia Sophia; created law code
Alexander
Justinian
Leo
Heraclius
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Student of Plato; teacher of Alexander the Great; wrote “Politics”; Worked to collect and categorize all the knowledge
Aristotle
Sophocles
Euclid
Socrates
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The body of civil law created for the Byzantine Empire
Justinian's Code
Twelve Tables
10 Commandments
Hammurabi's Code
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Student of Socrates; wrote “The Republic”; encouraged rational thought, individual justice, and order.
Alexander the Great
Aristotle
Plato
Homer
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What is the Greek polis?
Empire
Market place
Village
City state
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What city in the Byzantine Empire was a center of religion and trade? It was conquered by the Ottoman Turks.
Alexandria
Rome
Antioch
Constantinople
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Largest unified land empire in history; Rulers like Genghis Khan and Kublai Khan extended their influence across Asia.
Mongol Empire
Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
Kievan Russian Empire
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Which geographical features of Greece created independent cultures and city-states?
Sea
Climate and isolation
Mountains
All of the above
30
What was the 207 years of peace and stability under Augustus known as?
Summer of Love
Pax Romana
Pax Angelica
Time of Prosperity
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Greek cities could be democracies, monarchies, oligarchies, or aristocracies
False - none of the above
False - they were only democracies
True - any of the above
False - they were only monarchies
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What was the Roman law code called?
Hammurabi's Code
The Twelve Tables
The Ten Commandments
Justinian's Code
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Wife of Justinian; she convinced him not to flee during the Nika Revolt; helped create laws to protect women
Empress Octavia
Empress Julia
Empress Alexandria
Empress Theodora
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First to use title of “tsar”; greatly influenced by Byzantine Empire; refused to pay tribute to Mongols and went to war
Vladimir I
Dimitri II
Constantine I
Ivan III
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The Greek polis started out as an agricultural village but grew. Most had an acropolis on top of a hill.
False
True
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Who were Greek citizens and could vote?
Only Greek women
Everyone in the polis
Only Greek men
Everyone in the polis except enslaved people
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The split of the church into Catholic and E. Orthodox; because of arguments re: icons, communion, priests marrying
Counter Reformation
Great Schism
Church Reformation
The World's Biggest Breakup