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Sol Review Rome-Renaissance
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1
After the fall of the Western Empire the Eastern Roman empire continued and is known as the:
Byzantine Empire
Abbasid Empire
Hellenistic Empire
Sassanian Empire
2
Which was not a reason for the fall of the Roman Empire?
Geographic size and wars to maintain borders
Decline in military discipline and Barbarian invasions
Civil Conflict and Weak government
Civil War of Julius Caesar
3
These two men co-ruled and led the military. Chief magistrates/executives of Rome.
Consuls
Praetors
Censors
Dictators
4
This map shows the migrations of the:
Angles and Saxons
Vikings
Visigoths
Magyars
5
This indigenous religion of Japan influenced its art, much of it shows reverence for nature.
Zen
Hinduism
Buddhism
Shinto
6
Languages which derived from Latin
Pictogram
Cyrilic
Sanscrit
Romance
7
Period of 200 years of peace in Rome.
Pax Mongolica
Pax Romana
Reformation
Renaissance
8
This man was greatly responsible for spreading Christianity to the Gentiles (non-Jews)
Paul
Justinian
Stephen
Constantine
9
Which of these was
not
an element making up early medieval society of Western Europe?
Classical heritage of Rome
The Catholic Church
Germanic Culture
The Orthodox Church
10
These religious images were used by the Orthodox and Russian Orthodox Churches
Indulgences
Relics
Oracles
Icons
11
This king established common law in England.
Henry II
King John
William the Conqueror
Edward I
12
This man was crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Leo III in 800, linking Church and Gov't.
Charlemagne
Clovis
Henry II
Hugh Capet
13
This Pope called the first Crusade at the Council of Cerement claiming, "God Wills it!"
Pope Gregory VII
Pope Leo III
Pope Innocent III
Pope Urban II
14
This structure housed the great spectacles of Rome, the program of Bread and Circuses.
Circus Maximus
Hippodrome
Colosseum
Forum
15
Why was the coronation of Charlemagne important/significant?
Charlemagne united all of Europe
The Orthodox Church was able to crown a king.
The power of the Catholic Church was est. in political life.
The King gained power over the Church
16
Islam originated in the city labeled__
F
K
G
J
17
This map depicts the:
European Trade
Silk Road
Indian Ocean Maritime trade
Trans Saharan Trade
18
Intellectual movement of the Renaissance, emphasized reason and Greco-Roman ideals
Reformation
Englightenemnt
Carolingian Renaissance
Humanism
19
Number 1 (One) is the ___ Sea.
North
Adriatic
Aegean
Mediterranean
20
This epic poem tells the origin story of Rome.
Aeneid
Ramayana
Odyssey
Iliad
21
Which was not a reasons for the Spread of Christianity?
Popularity of message and appeal to women and the poor
Work of apostles and Missionaries
Admiration of early Martyrs
Acceptance from Rome at the beginning
22
This is the work of:
Van Gogh
Jan Van Eck
Da Vinci
Michelangelo
23
The region labeled G was conquered by this Roman General.
Pompey
Crassus
Marc Antony
Julius Caesar
24
Medieval system of gov't based on land and lord/vassal relationship.
Democracy
Feudalism
Manorialism
Communism
25
This tribe was united by Clovis and forged an alliance with the Catholic Church.
The Capetians
The Carolingians
The Abbasids
The Franks
26
The Emperor Constantine moved the capital of Rome to this city, which was then renamed.
Alexandria
Istanbul
Byzantium
Constantinople
27
Letter C is:
Greece
Arabian Peninsula
Persia
Italian Peninsula
28
This ancient technology originated in:
Arabia
China
Byzantium
West Africa
29
This temple was built by the emperor Hadrian to honor all the Roman gods.
Pantheon
Colosseum
Parthenon
Hagia Sophia
30
This map shows the territorial extent of the __ empire.
Persian
Hellenistic
Mongol
Roman
31
This branch of Islam believes the caliph did not need to be a descendant of Muhammad.
Sunni
Catholic
Orthodox
Shi'a
32
First Christian Emperor of Rome
Diocletian
Augustus
Constantine
Marcus Aurelius
33
Hannibal led this empire against Rome in the Second Punic War.
Persia
Carthage
Sicily
Abbasid
34
This map shows the kingdom of
Justinian
Charlemagne
Alexander the Great
Hugh Capet
35
King who attacked the Saxons king Harold at the Battle of Hastings in 1066
Edward I
William of Normandy
King Henry II
King John
36
The head of the Catholic Church?
Pope
Caesar
Holy Roman Emperor
Patriarch
37
During the European middle ages, most intellectual activity was centered in:
Manors
Castles
Libraries
The Church
38
Which was not a cause for the fall of the Roman Republic?
Spread of Slavery in the Agricultural system
Inflation and Unemployment
Civil War over power of Julius Caesar
Barbarian Invasions
39
The head of the Orthodox Church
Emperor
Patriarch
Caesar
Pope
40
Letter C is the city of:
Rome
Alexandria
Jerusalem
Constantinople
41
This civilization of the Americas used high altitude agriculture.
Maya
Inca
Aztec
42
This alphabet was created by the Byzantine/Orthodox Church to convert the Slavs to Christianity
Methodian
Cyrillic
Sanskrit
Latin
43
Christians believed that Jesus was ____ and the son of God.
Philosopher
Messiah
The final prophet
An Angel
44
The Aztec were located in the area labeled:
C
F
D
E
45
The Roman capital was shifted by Constantine to the city labeled:
J
H
A
C
46
The West African kingdoms traded their plentiful gold for this resource.
Salt
Silk
Wool
Spices
47
Which was not an accomplishment of Augustus?
Establishment of Civil Service System
Establishment line of succession
Establishment of Postal System
Unification of Rome under Imperial Authority
48
Great Muslim shrine in Jerusalem
Kaaba
Hagia Sophia
Western Temple
Dome of the Rock
49
A a battle in the location at letter A, the Franks halted the Muslim advance into Europe in 732
Paris
Cordoba
Tours
Barcelona
50
Invention of the Northern Renaissance that allowed proliferation of information.
Wood block printing
Wood Block Press
Movable type printing press
51
This is the work of which Italian Renaissance Painter?
DaVinci
Rafael
Michelangelo
Donatello
52
The west African kings of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai were centered around the __ River.
Zambezi
Nile
Congo
Niger
53
The Renaissance began in
Germany
Italy
Russia
France
54
Great church of Constantinople, built by Justinian
Pantheon
Duomo
Hagia Sophia
Notre Dame
55
Muslims believe that _____ was the final Prophet of God.
Ali
Hussain
Abu Bakr
Muhammad
56
This Russian king threw off Mongol rule and est. the Russian state.
Ivan the Great (III)
Justinian
Ivan the Terrible
Peter the Great
57
This general conquered Gaul and was made Dictator for Life before his assassination.
Marc Antony
Trajan
Augustus Caesar
Julius Caesar
58
This building is the focal point of the Hajj
Dome of the Rock
Tower of Babel
Kaaba
Pantheon
59
This illustrates the impact of _____
Christian theology
Jewish Mythology
Roman Mythology
Zoroastrian Mythology
60
The sacred text of Islam
Bible
Tripitaka
Quran (Koran)
Torah
61
This Roman scientist was good at making maps, but thought the earth was center of solar system
Archimedes
Socrates
Virgil
Ptolemy
62
Which is not one of the five pillars of Islam?
Acceptance of Jesus as Muslim Messiah
Hajj
Daily Prayer
Alms to the poor
63
Which was
not
a contribution of medieval Muslim scholars?
The Compass
Map Making/Cartography
The Astrolabe
Translating Greek and Latin Texts
64
Which were accomplishments of Justinian?Choose all that apply.
Increased Trade
Built St. Peter's Basilica
Reconquered former Roman Territory
Codified Roman Law
65
The upper-class of the Roman Republic
Consuls
Plebeians
Dictator
Patricians