Roman Empire/Fall of Empire Test Review

Which emperor split the empire into two separate empires-East and West upon his death?

Which Emperor passed a reform that sons had to take the same jobs as their fathers?

Which category of the Fall of Rome does business closing and unemployment rising fall under?

What was Emperor Justinian's military goal?

What was Emperor Theodosius famous for (in today's world)?

What "legal" contribution did Justinian make to Western Civilization?

When do historians date the fall of the Western half of the Roman Empire?

What was Hadrian known for?

Burden of proof rests with the accuser not the accused is a legal principle from where?

What did the Romans begin do when they need to "shop" but, their money had lost all its value?

Who was Empress Theodora help out with reforms in the Byzantine Empire?

Who was the Optimate Senator who was very outspoken against Caesar?

Which category of the Fall of Rome does lack of loyalty among citizens to Rome fall under?

Which category of the Fall of Rome does hiring too many mercenaries fall under?

What was Tribonian known for?

Which of the following was NOT one of Julio-Claudian Emperors

Who paid for the gladiator competitions at the Colosseum?

What is a Christian holy person called?

How long did the Byzantine Empire last?

What effect did Rome's loss at the Battle of Adrianople have on the Roman Empire?

Which emperor moved the capital operations out of the city of Rome to Byzantium?

Which emperor made Christianity a legal religion in Rome after he converted?

Which emperor ordered that all workers keep the same job for life to try to keep production up?

Who sacked the city of Rome for the first time in 800 years?

Who was Theodora?

Which category of the Fall of Rome does weak foolish leaders fall under?

Who was the Julio-Claudian Emperor who is known for the great fire that destroyed part of Rome?

What is a person who stands in for a ruler who is too young to rule called?

What is the rapid rise in prices along with a drop in the value of money called?

Who were the Huns and where did they come from?

What did Diocletian do when he became emperor in A.D. 284?

What helped Roman trade flourish during Pax Romana?

What killed the people of the Roman town of Pompeii in A.D. 79?

Who was the emperor of the Byzantine Empire who had the Hagia Sophia built?

How did Greek and Roman statues differ?

Which category of the Fall of Rome does increasing crime rate fall under?

What did most women do for their job in the Byzantine Empire?

Who was the Gallic Chief who surrendered to Caesar at  Alesia to end the Gallic Wars?

Who was the Greek doctor who studied anatomy?

Which Emperor passed a reform dividing the empire into four parts for easier management?

What did Diocletian outlaw during his reign?

Who was Belisarius? 

Over time the Byzantine Empire became less Roman and more what?

What was the wall built in southern Great Britain to protect Roman territories called?

What are pictures made from small pieces of colored glass and tile called?

Who was the member of the First Triumvirate who financially backed Caesar's rise to power?

Which category of the Fall of Rome does fewer citizens getting educated fall under?

What do we call the family of languages that developed from Latin and German mixing?