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  1. Return to World in the Making Volume 1 Student Resources

Chapter 06 Quiz C with References

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. Territorial acquisition unbalanced the Roman Republic because _____.

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. The Punic Wars were fought by Rome and _____.

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. The plebeian class consisted of _____.

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. Augustus' political power in Rome was unprecedented, but he held it because _____.

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. Roman emperors were rarely respected military leaders—that was not their role.

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. Roman engineers are famous because _____.

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. Augustus tried to create a dynasty, by after the death of Nero emperors were selected because of their _____.

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. Romanization was _____.

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. The Romans readily adopted foreign cults and religions.

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. Christianity split from Judaism _____.

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. Christians were easy targets for persecution in Roman society because _____.

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. During Constantine's reign Christian leaders developed one, unified doctrine to which all Christians agreed.

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. Divisions between the eastern and western Roman empires became acute in the _____.

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. Constantine moved the capital of the empire to Constantinople because

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. The cost of running the Roman Empire increased in the third century primarily because of _____.

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. One of the key factors in the collapse of the western Empire was _____.

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. The Romans' primary rival for control of Southwest Asia were successors to _____.

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. The Parthians broke off from the Seleucid Empire and created their own state centered in _____.

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. The Sasanid Dynasty adopted the governing structure of _____.

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. Manichaean teachings, which arose in Iran in the 3rd century CE, drew from the teachings of _____.

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