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HIEU 322 Quiz Rome and Early Christians This tutor of Nero was once exiled by Claudius, and was the most noted literary figure of the mid-first century A.D. He was also one of Rome’s most notable Stoic philosophers. He was forced by his pupil Nero in 65 A.D. to commit suicide. This Roman emperor (117-138)…
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HIEU 322 Quiz Early Roman Empire Which of the following is true about Emperor Claudius? This Roman Caesar succeeded Tiberius, and reigned from 37 to 41 A.D. He was lazy, incompetent, tyrannical, and dismissive of the Senate. It was later rumored that either he or one of his early supporters (Sutorius Marco) had smothered Tiberius…
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HIEU 322 Quiz: The Fall of the Republic Module 3: Week 3 Which of the following is true concerning the consulate of Pompey and Crassus? This 67 B.C. law placed enormous power in the hands of one man to deal with the pirate menace in the eastern Mediterranean. As the Social War came to an…
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What was the Ebro Treaty of 226 B.C.? Beginning in the 3 rd century B.C., the Romans were heavily influenced by this group of people, whose poetry, drama, history, rhetoric, philosophy, and art provided a model for the Romans, and helped produce a distinctive Mediterranean culture. NOT true about Pyrrhus of Epirus: This 216 B.C.…
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HIEU 322 Quiz The Rise of the Roman Republic Existing Roman law was codified in the mid-5th century by the Decemviral Commission, and set up on bronze tablets in the Forum. What was the name of the code? These religious officials in early Rome were the sole keepers of the temple archives and prescribed the…
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HIEU 322 Reflection Paper Assignment The student will write a 3-page research-based paper in current Turabian format that focuses on the causes and origins of the Second Punic War as discussed by the ancient historians Polybius and Livy. The paper must only reference the works of these two historians.
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HIEU 322 Article Quiz 1 It was acceptable for women to wear their hair covered or uncovered and down, but Paul suggested covered. How was 1 stcentury A.D. Corinth different from Athens? What was Acrocorinth? Both the Apostle Paul and Plutarch agreed on this point about hairstyles: Around 300 B.C., this Roman general supposedly became the…
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HIEU 322 Quiz 8 Liberty University HIEU 322 Quiz: The Fall of the Roman Empire Module 8: Week 8 What were some characteristics of the classical Greco-Roman city? While Theodosius in the late 4th century banned the outward expression of paganism, there was no specifc attack on pagans. Indeed, many pagans continued to serve in…
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HIEU 322 Quiz 7 Liberty University Set 1 This high-ranking Roman officer ultimately (457) became emperor in the West following the death of Maximus in 455. After he failed to recapture Africa and secure the flow of grain to the Roman populace, he was stripped of power and executed in 461. Which of the following…
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HIEU 322 Quiz 6 Liberty University HIEU 322 Quiz: Crisis, Change, and the Division of Empire Module 6: Week 6 Which of the following is true about the Emperor Gallienus? This Severan reigned as Roman Emperor from 218 to 222. His rule was marked by offensive behavior and scandal. He declared himself sun-god, and was…
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HIEU 322 Quiz 5 Liberty University HIEU 322 Quiz: Rome and Early Christians Module 5: Week 5 What stumbling blocks to Judaism did Christianity overcome for the Romans? This Roman emperor (98-117 A.D.) was known for his military pursuits, especially his move, in 113, against Armenia and Parthia. Never again would the Roman empire advance…
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HIEU 322 Quiz 4 Liberty University HIEU 322 Quiz: The Early Roman Empire Module 4: Week 4 In 31 B.C. this grandnephew of Julius Caesar became absolute master of the Roman Empire (31 B.C.-14 A.D.). Remembering that Julius Caesar had been murdered because of his recourse to naked power, he concealed his ascendancy behind acceptable…
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HIEU 322 Quiz 3 Liberty University This 48 B.C. clash between Pompey and Caesar was the climactic battle of the Roman civil war. Pompey was decisively defeated, and fled to Egypt, where he was murdered by Ptolemy XIII. NOT true about Pompey: Not a member of the First Triumvirate: Consul between 104 and 100 B.C.,…
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HIEU 322 Quiz 2 Liberty University HIEU 322 Quiz: The Punic Wars Module 2: Week 2 One of the most famous Roman women of the Late Republic. She was the daughter of Scipio Africanus, and the mother of Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus. NOT a factor in the coming of the Third Punic War (149-146 B.C.):…
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HIEU 322 Quiz 1 Liberty University HIEU 322 Quiz: The Rise of the Republic Module 1: Week 1. Which of the following is true about early Romans and outsiders? Which of the following is true about women in early Rome? A board of priests in early Rome that dealt with issues of peace and…