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| The ____ perception of history emphasizes predestination. |
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| Social Darwinism would be associated primarily with the _____ view of history. |
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| The force which most readily leads to conquest and missionary endeavors would be _____. |
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| A lugal would be most like a _____. |
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| _____ was a noted paleontologist in Kenya. |
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| From an evolutionary perspective, the ____ era was the most recent. |
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| According to the evolutionists, Neanderthal Man lived in _____. |
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| The great historian _____ stressed "telling history like it is." |
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| Lascaux marks the location of _____. |
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| Hematite is associated with the color _____. |
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All of the following would be offered as apologetics for creationism except:
a) carbon 14 dating
b) entropy
c) gap theory
d) tool kits |
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| The _____ River is found in Pakistan. |
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| The Sumerians originated in _____. |
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| The prophet Abraham's "hometown" was _____. |
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| The area known as Asia Minor corresponds to present-day _____. |
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| Ramses II could best be identified with the _____ Kingdom. |
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| The pharaoh most frequently associated with the monotheism is _____. |
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All of the following were Sumerian cities except:
a) Erich Kush
b) Lagash
c) Miletus
d) Ur |
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| Sargon, who created the first empire, is identified with the _____. |
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| Darius is identified as a _____. |
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| Yahweh is most associated with the _____. |
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| "Mesopotamia" most readily corresponds to present-day _____. |
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| _____ conquered Jerusalem in 587 BC. |
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| King Croesus and the Lydians would have resided in present-day _____. |
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| The ____ produced the first library. |
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All of the following were Hebrew kings except:
a) David
b) Joshua
c) Saul
d) Solomon |
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All of the following were associated with Phoenecia except:
a) Antioch
b) Byblos
c) Sidon
d) Tyre |
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| Murex is associated with _____. |
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All of the following were characteristics of the Hebrew religion except:
a) civil disobedience
b) free will
c) idolotry
d) monotheism |
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| _____ united Upper and Lower Egypt around 2900 BC. |
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| Nubia would correspond to present-day _____. |
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All of the following are found in the Epic of Gilgamesh except:
a) Aton
b) Bel
c) Ea
d) Enkidu |
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| _____ was an Assyrian ruler. |
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| Cheops is most readily associated with the _____. |
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| The author most associated with the Psalms is _____. |
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| Shulgi is associated with _____. |
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| _____ devised a law code around 1800 BC. |
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| Mount Nicir is compareable to Mount _____ in Genesis. |
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| The major god of the Assyrians was _____. |
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| _____ was a female pharaoh. |
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| In 722 BC, the Hebrew northern kingdom fell to the _____. |
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| The _____ worshipped Ahura Mazda. |
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| Guilds primarily represent the force of _____ in history. |
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| The _____ River is the lifeblood of Egypt. |
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| Hanakkuh commemorates the Hebrews resisting the _____. |
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| The most important institution prior th 1600 was the _____. |
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| The free enterprise system would be most associated with _____. |
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| During the period 1600-1800, _____ exercised the greatest influence. |
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| _____ wrote about the Pelopponnesian wars. |
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| The tutor of Alexander the Great was named _____. |
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| _____ was the dictator of Athens during the fifth century BC. |
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| _____ was the Greek god of the sun. |
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| Antigone and Oedipus Rex are associated with _____. |
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| _____ believed that water was the source of life. |
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| _____ is considered the father of medicine. |
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| Arthur Evans is associated with the _____. |
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| The Parthenon is a _____. |
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| Illium (subject of the Iliad) was another name for _____. |
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| The gerousia is associated with _____. |
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| _____ produced a harsh code of law, written in blood. |
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| _____ condemned the youth of the Roman Republic. |
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| _____ was the Greek god of wisdom. |
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| The Delian league would have consisted of city-states allied with _____. |
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Which of the following is considered a writed of comedies?
a) Auschylus
b) Aristophones
c) Myron
d) Pindar |
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| Hesid tended to glorify _____ in his poetry. |
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| _____ studied atomic theory. |
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| Dialectics involves an exchange between ____ people. |
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| Pergamum was located in _____. |
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| The Romans' greatest contribution was _____. |
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| The individuals responsible for the tax collection in the late Roman republic were _____. |
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| The year _____ marked the beginning of the Roman empire. |
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| The Punic wars pitted Rome against _____. |
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| Rome was situated on the _____ River. |
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| At the Battle of Marathon, the Athenians defeated the _____. |
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All of the following were islands in the Meditterranean except:
a) Corsica
b) Crete
c) Hibernia
d) Sicily |
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| The Gracchus brothers both served as _____. |
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| _____ led a slave revolt. |
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All of the following were part of the first Triumvirate except:
a) Julius Caesar
b) Marcus Crassus
c) Octavian
d) Pompey |
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| ____ was a Roman dicator during the Social War. |
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| Cleopatra was the queen of _____. |
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| _____ was the victor at the Battle of Actium. |
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| _____ was the author of Germania. |
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| The moderator of the conversation between Ischochamus and his wife was _____. |
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Augustus implemented all of the following changes except:
a) increased religious freedom
b) made the military appealing
c) provided fire protection
d) restored temples |
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The Roman emperor Claudius ruled after all of the following except:
a) Augustus
b) Caligula
c) Tiberius
d) Vespasian |
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| The Roman emperor under whose reign Rome burned and Christians were crucified was _____. |
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| Lava from Mount Vesuvius preserved the corpses of _____. |
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| The "Century of the Good Emperors" refers to the _____ century AD. |
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| The majority of the "Good Emperors" came from present-day _____. |
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| A dowry is associated with _____. |
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| The Roman emperor who decided to stop expansion of the empire and actually "retrench" with boundary markers was _____. |
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| Polycarp was martyred during the reign of _____. |
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| _____ promoted ethics through his meditations. |
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| _____ led an invasion of Sicily in 414 BC. |
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| The Roman emperor who expanded the empire to its greatest size was _____. |
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| _____ could best be described as "nuts" |
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| Jesus was a _____ by proffession. |
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| The emperor who inaugurated religious toleration in the Roman Empire was _____. |
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| _____ was a Hellenized Jew. |
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| The Roman province of _____ was home to Jesus. |
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| The City of God is the work of _____. |
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| _____ would be identifed as an anti-Semite. |
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| A presbyter would be the equivalent of a _____. |
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| The Council of _____ determined that Jesus and God are equal. |
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| _____ was a missionary to Germany. |
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| _____ inaugurated cenobitic monasticism. |
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| _____ brought Christianity to Kent, England. |
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| The Council of _____ determined that Jesus was all God and all man. |
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| The Edict of Maximum Prices coincides with the reign of _____. |
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| The Donatist controversy is associated wtih the _____ century AD. |
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| _____ was critical of secular thinking. |
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| Jesus was born during the reign of Roman emperor _____. |
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| _____ was the city upon which Constantinople was built. |
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| Gaiseric was a leader of the _____. |
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| Clovis was kind of the _____. |
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| _____ is the founder of Islam. |
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The five pillars of Isalma include all of the following except:
a) Celibacy
b) Fasting
c) Monotheism
d) Prayer |
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| Charles Martel defeated the Muslims at Tours in _____. |
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The Anglo-Saxon kingdoms included all of the following except:
a) Brittany
b) East Anglia
c) Mercia
d) Sussex |
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| _____ is present-day France. |
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| The last Western Europeans to embrace Christianity were the _____. |
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| Today, the Magyars are primarily associated with _____. |
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| _____ promoted monasteries as intellectual centers. |
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| Skellig Michael is an _____. |
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| The Maison Caree is a _____. |
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All of the following describe Charlemagne except:
a) cultured
b) gluttonous
c) militaristic
d) tolerant |
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| Muhammad's wife was named ______. |
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| _____ was kind of a "brain center" for England. |
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| Missi dominici were ____. |
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The treaty of Verdun divided Charlemagne's empire between all of the following except:
a) Charles the Bald
b) Ermengarde
c) Lothar
d) Louis the German |
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| The Council of Nicaea is associated with the _____ century AD. |
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| The Moors initially moved into Spain in _____. |
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| Lex Romana Visigothorum deals with _____. |
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| A capitulary was a _____. |
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| The Christian church officially split into Roman and Orthodox sections in _____. |
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| _____ produced the Vulgate Bible. |
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| King _____ learned to read at the age of 40. |
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| Pople _____ crowned Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor. |
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| Charlemagne's imperial capital was located at the present city of _____. |
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| _____ was the chieftan present when the last western Roman emperor gave up his throne in 476. |
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| _____ ruled the Roman Empire during the early third century AD. |
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| Emperor _____ admitted the Visigoths into the Roman Empire in 376 AD. |
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| Apollo of the Belvidere is a _____. |
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| Nicomedia was located in present-day _____. |
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| _____ wrote the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. |
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| The biographer of Charlemagne was _____. |
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| King Henry married _____ in 1152. |
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| What 6 provinces did Philip II obtain? |
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| Vemandols, Artois, Normandy, Maine, Touraine, Anjou |
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| Emperor _____ asked Pope Urban II for help against the Turks. |
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| Crusaders established the four kingdoms of _____, ______, ______, and _____. |
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| Antioch, Tripoli, Edessa, Jerusalem |
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| Name four scholastic theologians of the rennaissance. |
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| Anselm, Peter Abelard, Peter Lombard, Thomas Aquinas |
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| _____ produced the Polyglot Bible. |
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| Francisco Jiminez de Cisneros |
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| _____ was the first Italian prose work. |
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| Books before 1500 were called _____. |
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| ____ took printing to England. |
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| _____ and _____ were nobles who embraced Protestantism in Hungary. |
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| Mattias Biro and Stephen Kis |
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| Pope _____ founded the Vatican library. |
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| _____ allegedly happened at the site of St. Peter's Cathedral. |
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| St. Peter was martyred/crucified |
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| Movements in the arts generally last _____ years. |
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| Michelangelo quarrelled with Pope _____. |
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| _____ painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling. |
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| The artist _____ came from Urbino. |
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| _____ painted The School of Athens. |
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| _____ was the "most relentlessly curious man" in history. |
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| _____ sketched the Deluge. |
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