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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The upper class young men of the time are educated in Stoicism and despise who?
(a) The other members of the upper class.
(b) The populace.
(c) The middle class.
(d) The slaves.

2. Why does Paul say people suffer?
(a) People suffer because of fate.
(b) People suffer because of their sins.
(c) People suffer because of others.
(d) People suffer because of past life mistakes.

3. According to Paul, from what are we saved?
(a) Satan.
(b) Other gods.
(c) Death.
(d) The spiritual slavery of sin.

4. Who represents Reactionary Stoicism?
(a) Carl.
(b) Caitlin.
(c) Charlemagne.
(d) Cato.

5. Who has the most freedom in terms of the sovereignal aspect of freedom?
(a) The king.
(b) The women.
(c) The peasants.
(d) The men.

Short Answer Questions

1. The practice of manumission and co-optation means the native born Romans, or the ruling class, are what?

2. Is it still possible for the upper class to experience personal freedom even when their civic freedom is severely limited by the princeps?

3. Augustus uses his sovereignal power for the______ of the populace.

4. Augustus set the pace for the interpretations of freedom that will define the European chordal triad for how long?

5. What does this chapter examine?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the relationship between church and state at the end of the Middle Ages?

2. Describe the Roman economy and society.

3. What is Reactionary Stoicism?

4. How do the beliefs of different sects compare?

5. What is the purpose of this chapter?

6. Where are Paul's large conversion rates located?

7. Two questions arise from Paul's theology. What are we saved from? To whom or what are we enslaved? What are the answers?

8. Why have historians tended to downplay the role of freedom during this time period?

9. What is Reformist Stoicism?

10. Why does the populace accept Augustus?

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