Chapter 10: Early Christianity

While the Jewish religion wasn't outlawed in the Roman Empire, Christianity was until Emperor Augustus converted to it.

• True
• False

Ambrose wrote The City of God and Confessions.

• True
• False

Christians buried their dead in catacombs during Roman persecution.

• True
• False

Jesus was from

• Jerusalem.
• Rome.
• Nazereth.
• Syria.

In 1054 A.D., the pope in Rome and the patriarch of Constantinople     excommunicated each other and created a schism within Christianity.

• True
• False

The Benedictine Rule encouraged monks to accumulate wealth.

• True
• False

He converted to Christianity and ordered church to be built in Canterbury.

• Constantine
• Patrick
• Jerome
• Ethelbert

He was a Frankish king who was named emperor by the pope for the protection he provided.

• Theodosius
• Charlemagne
• Emperor Leo III
• Augustine

He translated the Bible from Greek into Latin.

• Jerome
• Benedict
• Basil
• Methodius

He was executed during the reign of Nero

• Basil
• Ambrose
• Augustine
• Paul