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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 practice of manumission and co-optation means the native born Romans, or the ruling class, are what?
(a) Not as intelligent as the slaves.
(b) Numerically now a minority.
(c) Weaker than the slaves.
(d) Numerically now the majority.

2. How do many in the nobility view the princeps?
(a) As a form of power.
(b) As a form of leadership.
(c) As a form of slavery.
(d) As a form of wealth.

3. Why does Augustine view personal freedom as a form of emptiness that doesn't result in inner peace?
(a) It does not benefit him.
(b) It does not help others.
(c) It is selfish.
(d) It does not result in reconciliation.

4. What parts of the Roman economy are slave-based?
(a) Neither urban nor rural.
(b) Urban.
(c) Both urban and rural.
(d) Rural.

5. In what forms do these rights or freedoms come?
(a) Leadership.
(b) Monetary gain.
(c) Events.
(d) Charters.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why do they accept the sovereignal freedom of the emperor?

2. How is the crucifixion of Jesus referred?

3. What does this chapter examine?

4. What happens to the wretched who convert?

5. Of whom does the majority of the population consist?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are the consequences of Jesus' crucifixion?

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

3. What is Paul's role in shaping Christianity?

4. What has happened to society by the medieval times?

5. In trying to define the relationship between church and state, four interpretations are proposed by Patterson. What are these interpretations?

6. What conflict takes place in this period?

7. What is the purpose of this chapter?

8. What is freedom at this time?

9. How do the beliefs of different sects compare?

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

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