Ch11SSec03-Rome-TheEndOfTheEmpire

What was the name of the emperor who ruled from 527 to 565 and had a passion for reuniting the old Roman Empire?

• Theodora
• Attila
• Justinian
• Constantine

What was the impact of the split of the Roman Empire into eastern and western halves?

• It resulted in the decline of the eastern empire.
• It caused a division between eastern and western Europe.
• It had no significant impact on the empire.
• It led to a stronger and more united empire.

How did the power dynamics differ between the eastern and western halves of the Roman Empire?

• The western half was more powerful and prosperous
• Neither half was powerful or prosperous
• The eastern half was more powerful and prosperous
• Both halves were equally powerful and prosperous

What was the extent of the Roman Empire at its height?

• From Spain to Egypt and from the Atlantic Ocean to the Syrian Desert
• From Britain to Egypt and from the Atlantic Ocean to the Persian Gulf
• From Britain to Egypt and from the Atlantic Ocean to the Syrian Desert
• From Spain to Egypt and from the Atlantic Ocean to the Persian Gulf

What were the consequences of the Huns' invasion on the Roman Empire?

• The empire was divided into eastern and western halves
• The empire was unable to defend itself from further invasions
• The empire's capital was relocated to Constantinople
• The empire's population decreased due to disease

Why was the Visigoths' attack on Rome significant?

• It caused the decline of the Roman Empire
• It was the first time Rome had been attacked in 800 years
• It led to the division of the empire into eastern and western halves
• It resulted in the relocation of the capital to Constantinople

What was one consequence of the decline of the Roman Empire?

• The population of Rome increased.
• Many wealthy citizens fled to their country estates.
• Schools were opened to educate the poor.
• Taxes and prices decreased.

Which of the following was NOT a reason for the decline of the Roman Empire?

• The invasion of the Huns.
• The rise of Christianity.
• Political crises and corruption in the government.
• The vast size of the empire.

Which of the following was NOT a strategy for defending and governing a large empire?

• Encouraging corruption in the government.
• Having strong and capable leaders.
• Creating a new legal system.
• Improving communication and infrastructure.

Which of the following was NOT a foreign group that invaded the western half of the Roman Empire?

• Vandals
• Franks
• Goths
• Greeks