Logan Logan Tchae Spencer Quiz: Fall Of Rome__ __
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- 1.Who made reforms in the Roman Empire?
- A.
Archimedes and Attila the Hun
- B.
Julius Caesar and Augustus Gloop
- C.
Diocletian and Constantine
- D.
Odoacer and Nero
- E.
Domitian
- 2.How did the Huns impact Rome?
- A.
Because they introduced them to paper airplanes
- B.
They brought them knowledge of war tactics
- C.
Because of their fierce campaign
- 3.What Roman Empire was attacked first?
- A.
Southern
- B.
Western
- C.
Eastern
- D.
Northern
- E.
Verticalern
- 4.What was one of the reforms Diocletian made. Hint: It's an Imperial Order.
- A.
To have Donuts every day of the Year except Monday.
- B.
To have two Kings
- C.
Edict on Prices
- D.
To have a democracy
- 5.What started the invasions into Rome?
- A.
Invasion of the Vandals
- B.
Germanic people were angry at the Romans
- C.
The Visigoths broke all of the Romans Walls
- D.
Campaign of the Huns
- 6.Who had to help the Eastern Empire when they were attacked.
- A.
The Huns
- B.
The Western Empire
- C.
The Northern Empire
- D.
The Germanic People
- 7.The Roman Empire Split into how many Empires?
- A.
3
- B.
5
- C.
2
- D.
20
- 8.What Religion did Constantine encourage?
- A.
Christianity
- B.
Hinduism
- C.
Buddhism
- 9.What was the Economic reason for the fall of Rome?
- A.
Political Power
- B.
Taxes
- C.
People stopped buying horses
- 10.Who killed the Roman emperor in 476 A.D?
- A.
John Jacob
- B.
Attila the Hun
- C.
Odoacer
- D.
Ceasar Augustus
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