6. The emperor Severus is known primarily for a. reorganizing and expanding the army. b. abolishing the Senate. C. allowing slaves to enter public service. d. converting to Christianity. e. the conquest of North Africa.
6. The emperor Severus is known primarily for a. reorganizing and expanding the army. b. abolishing the Senate. C. allowing slaves to enter public service. d. converting to Christianity. e. the conquest of North Africa.
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The emperor Severus is known primarily for
a.
reorganizing and expanding the army.
b.
abolishing the Senate.
C.
allowing slaves to enter public service.
d.
converting to Christianity.
e.
the conquest of North Africa.
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7.
The tetrarchy was the
a.
rule of a single augustus.
b.
rule of two augustuses in the East and two caesars in the West.
C.
"rule of four," with each man governing a quarter of the empire.
d.
rule of a single augustus who ruled the West and a caesar who ruled the East.
rule of a single augustus to lead the empire, with four caesars to govern the four
quadrants of the empire.
e.
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In order to ensure that armies no longer had the power to make and unmake
emperors, Diocletian
ed
a.
asked soldiers to swear oaths of loyalty directly to the emperor.
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b.
limited the size of the Roman Army.
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C.
passed laws stipulating that a commander of an army could never be named
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emperor.
he
d.
separated military from civilian chains of command.
e.
ensured that emperors would always be elected by the Senate.
9.
By 300 C.E., Christians accounted for no more than 10 percent of the population of
the Roman Empire; this low percentage might be due to
a.
eastern mystery religions holding a much greater appeal for ordinary people.
b.
the Manicheans who served in the army and persecuted Christians.
C.
Diocletian's policy of persecuting any group deemed to be subversive.
d.
the emperor converting to Zoroastrianism and outlawing all other religions.
e.
the fact that Christianity only appealed to the wealthiest citizens in Rome.
10.
What point was in dispute between the Arians and Christian orthodoxy?
a.
whether Jesus was of the same being and substance as God the Father
b.
whether human beings can earn a heavenly reward through good works
С.
whether communion bread and wine really change into Christ's body and blood
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