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Question Answered step-by-step 1.Why were Christians first seen as a threat to traditional Roman… 1.Why were Christians first seen as a threat to traditional Roman society?2.What percentage of the Roman population was Christian at the time of Constantine’s rule?0.1%1%10%30%nearly a majority3. Constantine fought ________ at the Battle of _________ in 312 CE where it is said that he won because he fought under the sign of _________.Maxentius, Milvian Bridge, Chi RhoMaxmillian, Cannae, the crossCaesar, Milvian Bridge, GodMaxentius, Roma, Jesus4. Name two ways Constantine favored Christian churches after becoming emperor. 5.Constantine ordered Christian bishops to the Council of Nicaea to settle what dispute?who would be the next popethe nature of Jesusif Christianity was the true religionwhether Christians or pagans could practice religious freedom 6. How did Christianity change after the conversion of Constantine? 7. The emperor Theodosius established Nicene Christianity as the official religion of Rome and abolished pagan rituals.TrueFalse 8. What happened to the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus (one of the seven wonders of the world)? 9. St Augustine of Hippo wrote __________ in response to the crisis of ________.the New Testament, the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalemthe Letter to the Romans, declining numbers of Christian conversionsBook of Revelations, pagan attacks on ChristiainityCity of God, the sack of Rome 10. What is a just war and how is it associated with the Christian church? 11. How did the presenter of this documentary, Michael Portillo, judge the legacy of Constantine and his role in Christianity? 12. Why were books and manuscripts so precious during the Middle Ages? How were they often kept or stored? 13. What were a few of the innovations during the medieval agricultural revolution? 14. The land tenure system was the basis of medieval social and economic relationships. How did it work? 15. A true castle could accommodate a garrison of mounted knights, had to have space to exercise horses and to store provisions. A resolutely defended castle was pretty well impregnable. The best way for a force to take a 12th century medieval castle was to:dig tunnels under the wallslay siege and starve out the occupantsattack the castle with heavily armored knightsan artillery barrage from cannons16. The first Crusade occurred as a result of:attacks on Christians in Romecapture of Jerusalemtrade with the Holy Land was cut offtoo many Christians were converting back to paganism 17. Western Christian crusaders sacked and pillaged Constantinople, the capital of the Christian Byzantine empire.TrueFalse 18. European prosperity increased in the 12th century largely as a result of:trade in commodities for luxury goodsdiscovery of gold in the New Worlddevelopment of paper money and creditbuilding of roads and better, more efficient travel methods 19. How did one become a master craftsman in the Middle Ages? 20. Much of the mystique and glamour with which we view the Middle Ages comes from:the lives of the clergythe history of the Crusadesthe music and poetry of the age 21. Medieval universities developed systems of logic and rational modes of thought, such as scholasticism. They borrowed a great deal from the science and learning of the Islamic world, at this time still superior to the West. TrueFalse 22. One major affect of the Black Death on the future of western civilization is the:End of trade with ConstantinopleDevelopment of labor saving machineryThe establishment of universities and higher educationThe creation of vaccines to stop the spread of disease 23. As a historian living the 21st century, what critiques, suggestions, questions, regarding this video might you suggest, or what items you thought were presented particularly well?    History World History HIST 101 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)