Question 1
Faith, fundamental to Christian belief, and reason, the foundation of classical education, were reconciled in the writings of ________.
A. Augustine
B. Augustus
C. Constantine
D. Constantius
E. Constantius II
Question 2
In 311, Galerius issued the Edict of Toleration, permitting Christian worship. He was probably influenced by ________.
A. divination at Delphi
B. his Christian wife
C. Jewish advisors
D. Christian music
E. the Bible
Question 3
Manichaeans, whose faith combined elements of Zoroastrianism, Christianity, and Judaism, believed the world to be ________.
A. basically a good place
B. a temporary evil to be escaped
C. in perpetual war between good and evil
D. a place to atone for past sins
E. a punishment for past lives
Question 4
Valentinian I divided the empire in two and appointed his brother Valens as ruler of the east. The two sides became increasingly separate, as ________ was spoken in the west and ________ in the east.
A. Greek, Turkish
B. Greek, Latin
C. Italian, Latin
D. Latin, Greek
E. Latin, Turkish
Question 5
Constantine's father was a ________ under Diocletian.
A. Caesar
B. censor
C. consul
D. mercenary
E. merchant
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