True/False Quiz
Choose 'True' if the statement is true and 'False' if the statement is false.
1
All three classical civilizations in Eurasia suffered from outside invasions during the centuries of decline.
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2
After the disruption of the Gupta empire during the Indian classical period, political fragmentation was not overcome until the eighteenth century.
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3
The Yellow Turbans were Daoist revolutionaries against the waning Han dynasty who actually promised a golden age to be accomplished by divine magic.
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4
During the collapse of the Han dynasty, Hinduism was introduced in and adopted throughout China.
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5
The Han dynasty was succeeded after a lengthy period of disorder by the Sung.
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6
Harsha was related to the Mauryas and able briefly to restore an empire in India following the fall of the Guptas.
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7
Following the fall of the Guptas, the Tamil kingdoms of southern India attempted to establish firmer trade footholds in southeast Asia.
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8
After 180 C.E., the failure of the Roman Empire to expand caused a shortage in the supply of labor in both the great commercial estates and the mines.
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9
Aside from some truly creative Christian writers, there was very little sparkle to the art or literature of the later Roman Empire.
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10
The emperor responsible for the most famous compilation of Roman law was Diocletian.
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11
The western half of the Roman Empire survived the Germanic invasions and became the Byzantine Empire.
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12
Edward Gibbon believed that Christianity was the critical factor in causing the fall of the Roman Empire.
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13
Both Buddhism and Christianity featured holy men who were able by the spiritual purity to create a surplus of goodness that could be tapped by less pious men.
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14
the time Constantine converted to Christianity, the religion had won perhaps 30 percent of the empire's population.
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15
The doctrine known as Arianism argued that Christ was divine but not of the same nature as God the Father.
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16
Monasticism was common to Buddhism but not to Christianity.
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Note: answer choices in this exercise are randomized.
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