Exam

Darwin would be most associated with...
a. determinists
b. enviromentalists
c. Marxists
d. Positivists

_______ stressed telling it like it is.
a. Herodotus
b. Livy
c. Ranke
d. Thucydides

Most common reason for conquest and missionaries:
a. idealogies
b. imperialism
c. revolutions
d. science and invention

Era of the most agriculture development:
a. mesolithic
b. neolithic
c. paleolithic
d. protolithic

Not apologetic for creationism:
a. carbon 14 dating
b. entropy
c. gap theory
d. tool kits

Time of neanderthal man:

Sumerians origimated in:

Not cradle of civilization:
a. Euphrates
b. Indus
c. Nile
d. Oxus

Empire with four Capitals

Then-Asia Minor
Now-_________

Satrapies

Not Sumerian city
a. Erich Kush
b. Lagash
c. Miletus
d. Ur

Egypt most egalitarian (all people are equal) during _____ Kingdom:
a. Middle
b. New
c. Old
d. Ptolemaic

Sargon the Great's nationality

Then-Mesopotamia
Now-

Marduk was a

Conquered Babylon in 539 BC

Capital of Assyria

Ahura Mazda is associated with

Not associated with Phonecia:
a. Antioch
b. Byblos
c. Sidon
d. Tyre

The Maccabean revolt was against:

Not a characteristic of Hebrew faith.
a. Civil Disobedience
b. Free Will
c. Idolotry
d. Monotheism

Lydians are associated with:

Then-Nubia
Now-______

Pharoah who united Egypt:

Not in Epic of Gilgamesh:
a. Enkidu
b. Sargon
c. Siduri
d. Utnapishtim

Tilgath Pileser

Major god of Assyrians

Very subjective histories:

Government by the many

Free enterprise system most reflected in:
a. Calvinism
b. Catholocism
c. Fascism
d. Socialism

Noted Orator:

Who wrote about the Peloponnesian Wars?

Who tutored Alexander the Great?

Who was the Athenian Dictator during the fith century BC?

Wrote Oedipus Rex and Antigone:

Arthur Evans is associated with:

Acropolis

Gerousia

The Delian League was made up of allies of:

Aristophones

Hesiod glorified:

The simplest column design:

Location of Pergamum's

Roman tax collectors:

The beginning of the Roman Empire:

Participants of Punic Wars:

River of Rome

Hannibal challenged Rome in the _____ Punic War.

Not an island in the Miterranean:
a. Corsica
b. Crete
c. Hibernia
d. Sicily

The Gracchus brothers were both:

Not part of the first Triumvirate:
a. Julius Caesar
b. Marius
c. Octavian
d. Tacitus

Roman dictator during the Social War:

Won the battle of Actium:

Through Calgacus, _____ made reference to Rome's exploitation of the Britons:

Critias and Lucretius resented ______

Augustus did not:
a. increase religious freedom
b. make the military appealing
c. provide fire protection
d. restored temples

Did not rule before Claudius:
a. Augustus
b. Caligula
c. Tiberius
d. Vepasian

Century of the good emperors:

Stopped expansion of Rome:

Reigned when Polycarp was martyred:

Last "Good Emperor"

Wrote about the decline of the Roman Republic:

Brought Rome to it's greatest size:

Time of the Donatist contreversy:

Muslims conquered Constantinople in:

Charle Martel defeated the Muslims at Tours in:

Hagia Sophia

Not in the Anglo-Saxon kingdom:
a. Brittany
b. East Anglia
c. Mercia
d. Sussex

Theodoric: King of the ______

Clovis: King of the ________

Jesus was born under the Roman reign of:

Now: Italy
Then:

Muhammad's wife:

Year that the Christian church split into Roman and Orthodox:

Maison Carree

Constantinople was established in which century?

Margraves

Brought Christianity to the Goths:

Treaty of Verdun concluded in:

The Magyars are associated with:

_________ believed that maldisribution of wealth caused the declines of Greece and Rome.

Brain center for England

Crowned Charlamagne as Holy Roman Emperor:

Charlamagne's imperial capital was located at what is now:

Which is the more secularized society?
a. Babylonian
b. Greek
c. Medieval
d. Roman Empire

Who conquered much of the Middle East in the 7th century AD?

Had monks at Monte Cassino do useful work:

The edict of Maximum Prices coincides with the reign of:

Roman Emperor who mandated Christianity:

Apollo of the Belvedere:

An anti-semite

Presbyter=

Wrote the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire:

Missionary to the Scots and Picts:

Critical of secular learning:

Inaugerated cenobitic (communal) monasticism:

Determined that Jesus was 100% God and 100% man:

Disdained suffering in the desert: