| A | B |
|---|
| TRUE OR FALSE: CRISTOS IS THE GREEK WORK FOR MESSIAN | TRUE |
| TRUE OR FALSE: THE PETRINE DOCTRINE STATED THAT THE BISHOP OF JERUSALEM WAS THE LEADER OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGON | FALSE |
| TRUE OR FALSE: THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH SPILT BECAUSE THE LEADERS IN THE EAST REFUSED TO RECOGNIZE THE AUTHORITY OF THE POPE | TRUE |
| TRUE OR FALSE: THE ROMANS CALLED THE GERMANS BARBARIANS BECAUSE OF THEIR STRANGE LANGUAGE. | TRUE |
| TRUE OR FALSE: SEVERAL OF OUR MONTHS OF THE YEAR ARE NAMED FOR GERMAN DEITIES. | FALSE |
| TRUE OR FALSE: KNIGHTS PARTICIPATED IN WAR GAMES CALLED TOURNAMENTS. | TRUE |
| TRUE OR FALSE: A PAGE RECEIVED MILITARY TRAINING FROM THE KNIGHTS. | TRUE |
| TRUE OR FALSE: TO LEAVE A FIELD IN FALLOW MEANS TO PLANT CROPS EACH YEAR. | FALSE |
| TRUE OR FALSE: MEMBERS OF THE CATHOLIC CLERGY MADE PROMISES TO THE CHURCH CALLED OATHS OF FEALTY. | FALSE |
| TRUE OR FALSE: POWER UNDER THE FEDUAL SYSTEM WAS BASED ON HOW MUCH EDUCATION ONE HAD OR MONEY ONE POSSESSED. | TRUE |
| RENAISSANCE MEANS "REBIRTH" LEARNING OF THE CLASSICAL ARTS OF ROMAN AND GREEK. | TRUE |
| TRUE OR FALSE: DEALING WITH WORDLY MATTERS RATHER THAN SPIRITUAL MATTERS IS KNOWN AS SECULARISM. | TRUE |
| ROME WAS BUILT ON THE BANKS OF THIS RIVER | TIBER |
| THE UPPER CLASS OF ROMAN SOCIETY | PATRICIANS |
| THE LOWER CLASS OF ROMAN SOCIETY | PLEBIANS |
| AN ISLAND SOUTHWEST OF ITALY,COLONIZED BY THE GREEKS AND THE CITY OF CARTHAGE. | SICILY |
| A PENINSULA LOCATED IN SOUTHERN EUROPE | ITALY |
| THE BUSINESS SECTION OF ROME WHERE THE SENATE OFTEN MET | FORUM |
| A DIVISION OF THE ROMAN ARMY OF AROUND 6,000 FOOT SOLIDERS | LEGION |
| TO REJECT A LAW | VETO |
| TWIN BROTHERS WHO SUPPOSEDLY WERE RAISED BY WOLVES AND FOUND THE CITY OF ROME | ROMULUS & REMUS |
| A TYPE OF GOVERNMENT IN WHICH THE PEOPLE ELECT OFFICIALS TO REPRESENT THEM | REPUBLIC |
| LAW CODES OF ROME WHICH WERE PLACED IN THE FORUM | LAW OF TWELVE TABLES |
| THE LEGENDARY FOUNDERS | ROMULUS &REMUS |
| THE HEAD GOD OF THE ROMANS WAS | JUPITER |
| THE LARGE FACILITY IN ROME WHERE ATHLETIC EVENTS WERE HELD | COLOSSEUM |
| A DIVISION OF THE ROMAN ARMY OF AROUND 6,000 FOOT SOLIDERS | LEGION |
| ROMAN BRIDGES THAT BROUGHT WATER FROM THE MOUNTAINS | AQUEDUCTS |
| THIS PERSON WAS KILLED ON THE IDES OF MARCH | JULIUS CAESAR |
| THIS ROMAN SENATOR PARTICIPATED IN THE PLOT TO KILL JULIUS CAESAR | BRUTUS |
| THE TRIBUNE THAT PROPOSED SWEEPING LAND REFORM TO DEAL TO DEAL WITH ROME'S SOCIAL PROBLEMS | TIBERIUS & GAIUS GRACCHUS |
| THE LANGUAGE OF THE ROMANS THAT LATER BECAME THE OFFICAL LANGUAGE OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH | LATIN |
| THIS MAN WAS NAMED TO LEAD THE EARLY CHRISTINA(CATHOLIC) CHURCH AND BECAME THE FIRST BISHOP OF ROME | PETER |
| THIS MAN WAS A CONVERT CHRISTIANITY & REVOLUTIONIZED THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH BY PREACHING TO AND CONVERTING NON -JEWS | PAUL |
| THE PART OF THE BIBLE CONTAINS THE HISTORY AND TEACHINGS OF CHRISTIANITY | NEW TESTAMENT |
| THIS ECONOMIC CONDITION IS CHARACTERIZED BY RISING PRICES DUE TO DECLINING VALUES OF MONEY. | INFLATION |
| THIS BOOK OF THE NEW TESTAMENT DEALS WITH THE LIFE AND TEACHINGS OF JESUS CHRIST. | GOSPELS |
| THIS CITY WAS BUILT AS THE CAPITAL OF THE EASTERN BRANCH OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE | CONSTANTINOPLE |
| THIS WAS THE MIDDLE EASTERN CITY WHERE JESUS LIVED. | NAZERETH |
| THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF THE WEST AFTER THE SPILT BETWEEN EAST AND WEST IN 11TH CENTURY. | ROMAN CATHOLIC |
