The Roman Empire
The era of peace and prosperity in Rome beginning during the reign of Caesar Augustus was called:
The Pax Romana
Romans were known for this type of poetry, which would often last for hundreds of stanzas.
Epic poetry
Judea, the place where Jesus lived, was ruled by the:
Roman Empire
The Byzantine Empire's other name (which was more commonly used by its people) was:
These helped Romans to trade with each other, and for the army to move quickly throughout the empire.
Roads
Romans found ways to criticize their leaders by writing these:
Satires (also, oratories)
Jesus is considered the Messiah because he:
Came to save the Jews (as well as the rest of humanity), died, and was resurrected.
The Byzantine Empire was left on its own after the Western Roman Empire fell due to:
Barbarian invasions, bad economy, massive migration to the east, and cold weather.
Romans built enormous temples, amphitheaters, and aqueducts due to their use of this substance:
Concrete
In the Roman Colosseum and sites like Circus Maximus, Romans would watch:
This was Roman technology that helped in the spread of Christianity:
Roman roads
The Byzantine Emperor had some conflict with this religious leader in Western Europe, leading to the Great Schism, or separation, within Christianity.
The Pope
Roman Emperors were sometimes hated by early Christians due to the empire's requirement that citizens...
Pay tribute to Roman Emperors as though they were a god.
In spite of their great achievements, Romans did not know this basic idea about our Solar System:
That the earth orbits around the sun (they believed the opposite).
The story of Jesus' life is told in these books of the Bible:
The Gospels (The books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John)
While Justinian was alive. Their gains, which were not as large as the original Roman Empire, only lasted until Justinian died.
These modern languages all derived from their parent language, Latin (five possible answers)
Italian, French, Spanish, Romanian, Portuguese
Roman citizens had the right to:
Serve in the army, vote in elections, do business, marry who they wanted to...
Jesus' taught his lessons by using these to help explain his message:
Parables
The Byzantine Empire fell, a thousand years after the fall of Rome, due to:
Christian invasions (the Fourth Crusade), Muslim invasions (the Ottoman Turks), and devastating plagues.