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World History Volume 1, to 1500

Check Your Understanding Questions

World History Volume 1, to 1500Check Your Understanding Questions
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Check Your Understanding Questions

1 .
What relationship did Germanic peoples have with the Roman state?
2 .
Why was Constantinople an ideal location for a new Roman capital city?
3 .
Did Rome really “fall” in the fifth century CE? Why or why not?
4 .
What made the period of Late Antiquity different from that of the ancient world?
5 .
What similarities did Aksum and Himyar share in Late Antiquity?
6 .
What characteristics made Aksum and Himyar powerful states in East Africa and Arabia, respectively?
7 .
What were the clearest influences on the development and decline of the Kushan Empire?
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