ITGC - Roman & Byzantine periods in the land of Israël - Part 1 - Statistics

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The end of the Byzantine period was at the year : 638 CE
83%
The Roman period in the Land of Israël starts at the year : 63 BC
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The roman general who arrived to the land of Israël that year was : Pompeus
83%
The Byzantine period end because of : The conquest of the Muslims
83%
He built the port using a special material brought from Rome, which is : Volcanic ash that hardens upon contact with water
83%
The declaration of Christianity as the preferred (not official yet, just preferred) religion in the Roman Empire was in the year : 324 CE
67%
Hadrian rebuilt Jerusalem and named it : Aelia Capitolina
67%
King Herod built a large and magnificent port city in : Caesarea
67%
The name of the emperor who declared Christianity as a permitted and preferred religion is : Constantine
67%
The name of the Byzantine Empire is derived from a city called Byzantium, which the Emperor Constantine named : Constantinople
67%
The name of the Emperor who divided the Roman Empire into two parts (East & West) is : Diocletianus
67%
The Madaba Map is a map of which countries ? From Egypt to Syria, including Jerusalem
67%
The name of Constantine's mother was : Helena
67%
Today, the city that was called Byzantium is called : Istanbul
67%
Constantine's mother came to the land of Israël and built the Church of : All answers are correct
50%
This emperor's reforms were : failed due to power struggles among various rulers
50%
Rabbi Judah the Prince (Yehuda Hanassi) is called so because he was the president of the jewish council of sages known as the : Sanhedrin
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This completion happened in the year : 200 CE
33%
The name "Bab al-Amud" is called that in Arabic because : Because there is a pillar in front of Damascus Gate, and "Amud" is pillar in Arabic
33%
Rabbi Judah the Prince was buried in : Bet She'arim
33%
How is the mentioned pillar found ? ( C ) It was never found, but appears on the Madaba Map
33%
The most important achievement of Rabbi Judah the Prince was the organization and canonization of the Oral Torah. This is called the completion of the : Mishna
33%
The Phoenician name of Ceasarea is : Straton's Tower (Migdal Shlomo)
33%
The remains of the Hadrianic gate of the city can currently be seen in the area of : Damascus Gate
17%
The creation of the Madaba Map is dated to which century ? The Sixth
17%
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