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1
What was the Eastern part of the Roman Empire known as?
Hellenic Empire
Carthaginian Empire
Islamic Empire
Byzantine Empire
2
Which is
NOT
a major contribution of Justinian an Emperor of the Byzantine empire.
Corpus Juris Civili
He outlawed the Suffragia
The Hagia Sophia
Constantinople
3
Constantinople became the capital of the Eastern empire because Constantine wanted a capital closer to the center.
True
False
4
Which is
NOT
an effect of the Slave Trade in Africa?
It created a loss of African identity.
It stabilized political conditions in Africa.
It opened the door of opportunities for ethnic divide.
It increased the demand for slaves led to kidnapping and tribe raids.
5
The Iconoclasm controversy led to the Great Schism of the Church
False
True
6
What do you call a man or woman or polymath who is good at many different things?
Savant
Nowhereman
Master
Renaissance Man
7
It is the transitional movement in Europe between medieval and modern times from the 14th to the 17th century.
Age of Exploration
Renaissance
Crusades
Great Schism
8
Which is
NOT
the reason why the Byzantine Empire declined?
The Battle of Manzikert led to the rise of the Seljuks.
The crusades saved the Holy Land from the Turks
The Battle of Adrianople weakened the empire and the empire fell.
Ottoman turks replaced the Seljuk Turks in threatening the empire.
9
Why was Paul of Tarsus significant in the spread of Christianity?
He started the Christian community in major Roman cities.
He converted to Christinianity and spread the teachings of Christ.
He organized the bureaucracy of the Catholic Church.
He freed the Jews from the Roman Captivity.
10
He was the Christian King who greatly expanded the territory and inherited the Carolingian Empire?
Charlemagne
Richard I
Philip II Augustus
Emperor Fredrick Barbossa
11
Which of the following voyages were sponsored by the Spanish monarchy?
Cartier 1534
Columbus 1492
Da Gama 1498
Cabot 1497
12
Why did Christian monasticism become a movement in the Middle Ages?
Because of the promise of salvation and practiced of good works and charity
Because of the severity and big disappointment against the Roman Empire.
It made the church an instrument for secularism and scholasticism
It opened an opportunity for the church to follow the ascetic way of life
13
The Age of Exploration was initiated through the desire of the crusaders to link their countries to the Far East.
True
False
14
Which is
NOT
true amongst the statements that identified the sects of Hellenistic Judaism?
The Essenes awaits for the Messiah to save Israel
The Zealots were extremist to overthrow the Roman Empire
The Pharisees promoted the Laws and and the resurrection of the dead.
The Sadducees believed in the afterlife and support the Christian
15
Why was Christinianity appealing to the people during the Roman period?
The stories of miracles and healings showed the power of God.
Constantine issued the Edict of Milan to convert all non believers.
Theodosius declared Christinianity the official religion of Roman.
The promise of salvation and eternal life was a attractive to the people.
16
How many years is the difference between the voyage of Christopher Columbus to the New World and Ferdinand Magellan?
Approximately 29 years
40 years
Approximately 26 years
32 years
17
Which of the following is not an effect of the Black Death?
Many people began to migrate to the city centers.
Prices of goods increased in the Markets.
The population decreased in Europe.
People began to isolate themselves from others.
18
Which of the following
DID NOT
happen in the High Middle Ages?
Revival of Trade
Crusades
Rise of Universities
Feudalism
19
Which is
NOT
a characteristic of the religions of Roman Empire.
It was animistic
It was monotheistic
It was cult worship
It was polytheistic
20
Which of the following is
NOT TRUE
about the Black Death?
It was spread from Southern China by way of rats.
Patients develop sudden onset of fever, headache, chills, and weakness.
It was caused by a bacteria called Yersinia Pestis.
The Black Death originated in the Dark Continent of Africa.
