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| 7906519563 | The most essential activity in early Rome was: A: trade B: farming C: fishing D: military conquest | b | 0 | |
| 7906537395 | In Roman families, the authority figure was the oldest male. This situation is known as: A: Patronage B: rule by the paterfamilias C: primogeniture D: the patron/client relationship | b | 1 | |
| 7906557783 | Unlike the Greeks, the Romans: A: were a peaceful people who practiced diplomacy over farming B: were a naval power C: granted Roman citizenship to conquered people D: forced conversion to the Roman state religion | c | 2 | |
| 7906557784 | One of the major impacts of the pax romana was: A: the facilitation of trade B: major wars against Persia C: the conquest of Arabia D: the rise of tenant farming | a | 3 | |
| 7906588627 | One of the most enduring consequences of the Roman Empire was: A: the expansion of the Roman tax system B: the idea of electing officials C: the spread of the Latin language D: Roman military arts | c | 4 | |
| 7906608914 | The Romans originally viewed Christians negatively because: A: they were not Roman in origin B: Jesus had offended the Roman government C: Judaism was a banned religion D: their monotheism kept them from worshiping the Roman emperor | d | 5 | |
| 7906625196 | As the western Roman Empire collapsed in the 500s, Rome: A: remained a center for the Christian church B: expanded its population base C: lost its trade centers to Naples D: became the capital of the Franks | a | 6 | |
| 7906646433 | By the early Han dynasty, China's population had: A: stabilized and stopped growing due to the warfare of the time B: shifted away from the river valleys C: become centered on Beijing D: grown because of intensive agricultural practices | a | 7 | |
| 7906650782 | Like Rome, the Qin and Han: A: faced similar problems with defense of the empire B: had to delegate autonomy to local officials C: built thousands of miles of roads to facilitate trade D: All of the above | d | 8 | |
| 7906688266 | Qin and Han emperors had to ally themselves with the gentry as one strategy to weaken the rural aristocrats. In china, the gentry were: A: similar to peasant farmers in Europe B: the class of prosperous and educated families just below the aristocrats C: the traditional warrior class of China D: the lower class of priests | b | 9 | |
| 7906704197 | Which of the following is true of the Han collapse?: A: Nomadic bands raided B: Official corruption spread C: Peasant uprisings increased D: All of the above | d | 10 | |
| 7906727455 | Which of the following is true of Rome and the Han dynasty?: A: Buddhism was more easily reconciled with the Han than Christianity was in Rome B: Both Rome and the Han were governed by ethnic minorities C: Rome and Han armies were made up of mercenary soldiers D: Both Rome and the Han used the idea of the Mandate of Heaven | a | 11 |
