HIEU 201 / HIEU201

HIEU 201 Lecture Quiz 4 / HIEU201 Lecture Quiz 4 (4 Latest Versions): Liberty University Question 1 According to “Rise of Christianity,” which of the following forms the roots of the Christian religion? • Question 2 According to “Rise of Christianity,” what was the main appeal of Christianity? • Question 3 While the decline and fall of Rome was gradual, according to “Roman Empire,” which of the following dates is given by historians for the actual fal...

HIEU 201 Lecture Quiz 2 / HIEU201 Lecture Quiz 2 (3 Latest Versions): Liberty University Question 1 According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” the first phase of the Greco-Persian Wars was • Question 2 According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” The Battle of Marathon occurred during which phase of the Greco-Persian Wars? • Question 3 True or False: According to “Greek Thought,” the Greeks never adopted a purely secular worldview. • Question 4 According t...

HIEU 201 Lecture Quiz 1 / HIEU201 Lecture Quiz 1 (2 Latest Versions): Liberty University • Question 1 According to the lecture, “Earliest Civilizations of the Near East,” which seafaring people, mentioned in the Old and New Testaments, gave us the writing system based on sound, rather than pictures? • Question 2 According to “Empire Builders of the Near East,” who were considered a “deadly force of ruthless attackers”? • Question 3 According to “Empire Build...

HIEU 201 Chapter 12 quiz / HIEU201 Chapter 12 quiz (Latest): Liberty University 1. Among the consequences of the Black Death were 2. In the Late Middle Ages 3. Peasant rebellions broke out when 4. Joan of Arc (1412-1431) 5. Unam Santa (1302) 6. In his The Defender of the Peace, Marsiglio of Padua 7. The Babylonian Captivity (1309-1377) refers to a period when 8. The Conciliar Movement 9. The Lollards were 10. William of Ockham's main purpose in wri...

HIEU 201 Chapter 8 Quiz / HIEU201 Chapter 8 Quiz (Latest): Liberty University 1. According to Arius (A.D. 250-336) 2. At first, the Roman government did not interfere with Christians because 3. Because there were obvious and important differences between Christians thought and Greek philosophy 4. The case for the supremacy of the bishop of Rome over the entire church was based on 5. The Christian concept of God and the Greek concept of God differed in that 6. Christian...

HIEU 201 Chapter 7 Quiz / HIEU201 Chapter 7 Quiz (Latest): Liberty University Octavian took the title princeps, which means a. dictator. b. god-king. c. first citizen. d. chief priest. The PaxRomana was characterized by the a. worsening condition of slaves and women. b. prevalence of peace in the Mediterranean world without any foreign wars or internal revolts. c. rejection of Stoic philosophy with its emphasis on the common humanity of...

HIEU 201 Lecture Quiz 5 / HIEU201 Lecture Quiz 5 (3 Latest Versions): Liberty University • Question 1 According to “Byzantine and Islamic Civilizations,” which of the following codified Roman law and was considered one of Justinian I’s greatest contributions to Western civilization? • Question 2 According to “Byzantine and Islamic Civilizations,” before the advent of Islam, which best describes the people living on the Arabian peninsula? •...

HIEU 201 Lecture Quiz 3 / HIEU201 Lecture Quiz 3 (5 Latest Versions): Liberty University Question 1 According to “Hellenistic Age,” Philip II • Question 2 True or False: According to “Punic Wars,” Carthage was located in Greece. • Question 3 True or False: According to “Hellenistic Age,” the Greek philosopher Aristotle served as tutor to Alexander the Great. • Question 4 According to “Punic Wars,” when did Hannibal invaded Italy? •...

HIEU 201 Chapter 2 quiz / HIEU201 Chapter 2 quiz (Latest): Liberty University 1. The biblical account of the Exodus identifies ________ as leading the Hebrews out of Egypt 2. Under the rule of David's son Solomon, 3. The Old Testament 4. The Hebrews thought of Yahweh as 5. Which of the following describes the Hebrews' relationship with the natural world? 6. In the history of the Hebrew people, the covenant has served to 7. The historical significance of Israelite law was that i...