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SOL.7 Christianity
SOL.7 Christianity
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A guide to help you get more familiar with Christianity.
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1
Christianity became the religion of what
empire?
Indian
Chinese
Byzantine
Rome
2
When did Christianity begin?
About 2,000 years ago
About 2,000,000 years ago
About 300 years ago
About 3,000 years ago
3
In which town was Jesus born?
Mecca
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Constantinople
4
What had it's
roots
in
Judaism
?
Hinduism
Shintoism
Christianity
Buddhism
5
What was the
Christian
church in the Byzantine Empire
built by Justinian
called?
Dome of the rock
Hagia sophia
Moksha
Kaaba
6
Which religion began first?
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
Facebookism
7
Where did christianity begin?
Rome
Europe
The Roman Empire
Boston
8
Who
adopted
and
legalized
Christianity?
Abraham
Augustus
Constantine
Julius
9
Why did Paul travel across Europe?
he was lost
for an adventure
he was looking for a new place to live
to spread christianity
10
Loyalty to the Church became more important than loyalty to the.......?
Queen
Pharaoh
Knight
Emperor
11
T or f Jesus referred himself to the son of god
true
false
12
Rome was
divided
into ________ & _________
portions.
Western
Southern
Northern
Eastern
13
What
religion
were most
Romans?
Polythiestic
Monothiestic
14
cities in Europe, Africa, and The Middle East were both jewish and christian by 300 A.D T or F
True
False
15
What is the
holy book
of Christianity?
Zend Avesta
Vedas & Upanishads
Torah
New testament
16
Who was
The King of Franks
that converted to Christianity?
Charlemagne
Phillip
Clovis
Justinian
17
Is Christians
Monotheistic
or
Polytheistic
?
Polytheistic
Monotheistic
18
The Church became a source of __________ authority.
strict
moral
19
What is one place where judaism spread outside of the Roman Empire?
Persia
Carthage
Italy
Jerusalem
20
What is an
Martyr?
someone who sacrifices people
someone who believes in reincarnation
someone who sacrifices themselves
someone who dies for their own beliefs or for a cause
