Unit 7 Quiz

Christianity has its roots tied to which other major religion?

• Judaism

• Buddhism

• Hinduism

• Taoism

The belief in only one God is called –

• incarnation.

• polytheism.

• monotheism.

• anointed.

Which Roman Emperor converted to Christianity and made it legal?

• Marc Antony

• Augustus Caesar

• Constantine

• Julius Caesar

What document contains the accounts of the life and teachings of Jesus and writings of other early Christians?

• Torah

• Vedas

• New Testament

• Qur’an

Heresies (such as Arianism and Donatism) that chose a different interpretation of faith than the one the Church of Rome proclaimed resulted in –

• dividing Christians.

• unifying the Church.

• convincing Church leadership to blend theories.

• creating new Church beliefs and doctrines.

How did the Roman Catholic Church influence life during the Middle Ages?

• Secular thought strengthened

• Church authority grew

• Church and state became separated

• Individual thought was supported

Which demonstrates a conflict Christianity faced early in the Roman Empire?

• Roman Patricians adopted Judaism

• Buddhist principles spread to Rome from missionaries

• Rome practiced polytheistic beliefs

• Military leaders converted to Islam

Who served religious and the social needs of the people as shown during the Middle Ages?

• Lords

• Chieftains

• Serfs

• Parish priests

During the Middle Ages, Greek and Latin manuscripts and documents were read and discussed paving the way for the Renaissance mainly because –

• the Roman Empire continued to conquer new lands.

• monasteries preserved ancient cultural achievements.

• warfare from barbarian tribes declined.

• the Church played a lesser role in daily lives.

During the Middle Ages, the Pope crowned the emperors and –

• supported rebellious nobles from Rome.

• ended all Church authority.

• spread Christianity and Latin to Germanic tribes.

• encouraged Muslims to advance into the region.