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Theodosius I Quiz
The Mighty Theodosius: Unveiling the Emperor of Rome
Updated: Sep 06, 2023
Welcome to an imperial journey through the life of Theodosius I, the Roman Emperor who forged a powerful empire. Test your knowledge of his reign and accomplishments in this captivating quiz!
From the obvious to the obscure, this quiz covers it all! With 31 questions on Theodosius I, it's the perfect way to test your knowledge. Think you have what it takes to score 100%? Find out more by taking this quiz.
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A Roman Gladiator
A Greek Philosopher
A Roman Emperor
A Roman Senator
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379 To 395
320 To 335
365 To 380
390 To 405
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Italy
Egypt
Greece
Hispania
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Maximus The Elder
Gratian The Elder
Valentinian The Elder
Theodosius The Elder
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Greeks
Egyptians
Goths
Persians
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He Served The Longest Reign
He Conquered The Entire World
He Built The Largest Palace In Rome
He Established Orthodox Doctrine For Christianity
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His Nephew, Valentinian II
His Brother, Gratian
His Two Sons, Arcadius And Honorius
His Cousin, Eugenius
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He Was Injured In Battle
Under Unclear Circumstances
He Wanted To Become A Politician
He Was Involved In A Scandal
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Valens
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Gratian
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The Goths Took Over The Entire Roman Empire
The Goths Were Driven Out
The Goths Were Completely Defeated
The Goths Were Allowed To Settle As Autonomous Allies
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It Led To The Fall Of The Roman Empire
It Led To A Disastrous War
It Brought Wealth To The Roman Empire
It Partitioned The Long-disputed Kingdom Of Armenia
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Consubstantiality
Gnosticism
Arianism
Paganism
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Constantinople
Rome
Alexandria
Athens
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Arcadius And Honorius
Theodosius II And Honorius II
Maximus And Eugenius
Gratian And Valentinian II
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Constantinople
Alexandria
Athens
Rome
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To Defeat Two Pretenders, Magnus Maximus And Eugenius
To Visit His Western Provinces
To Defeat Invading Armies
To Conquer New Lands
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No, As A Heretic
Yes, But Many Saw Him As Too Lenient
Yes, As A Champion Of Christian Orthodoxy
No, As A Pagan Sympathizer
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It Strengthened The Roman Military
It Led To Economic Prosperity
It Caused Problems For Succeeding Emperors
It Was Insignificant
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The Descendants Of Magnus Maximus
The Descendants Of Valentinian II
The Descendants Of Theodosius
The Descendants Of Gratian
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It Was Hardly Noticed
It Was Resolved During His Reign
It Lasted Until The Fall Of The Western Empire
It Led To Civil War
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As A Decisive Conqueror
As Overly Religious
As A Christian Influence On History
As A Brilliant Philosopher
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A Period Of Religious Revival
A Revival In Classical Art During His Reign
The Creation Of Numerous Public Works
The Spread Of Christianity Throughout Rome
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Honorius
Valens
Gratian
Arcadius
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Splitting The Administration Of The Roman Empire Into Two Parts
Introducing Christianity To Rome
Building The Colosseum
Conquering The Persian Empire
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Council Of Nicaea
Council Of Chalcedon
First Council Of Constantinople
Council Of Ephesus
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He Was Forced Into Retirement
He Was Successful Against Invading Sarmatians
He Was Executed
He Became Roman Emperor
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In Greece
North Of Danube
In The Roman Capital
South Of The Danube
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Honorius And Arcadius
Valens And Theodosius II
Maximus And Eugenius
Valentinian And Gratian
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He Faced A Rebellion
He Was Deposed
He Became Master Of The Entire Empire
His Popularity Decreased In Rome
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He Condemned It
He Abolished It
He Spread It To Other Parts Of The Empire
He Made It The Orthodox Doctrine Of Christianity
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Sep 8, 0394
Nov 30, 0410
Jan 17, 0395
Jan 26, 0457
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