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Page 1: Chapter 11 Drill. He believed that the Roman Empire had grown too large and too complex for one ruler. He divided the empire into the Greek-speaking East

Chapter 11 Drill

Page 2: Chapter 11 Drill. He believed that the Roman Empire had grown too large and too complex for one ruler. He divided the empire into the Greek-speaking East

He believed that the Roman Empire had grown too large and too complex for one ruler. He divided the empire

into the Greek-speaking East (Greece, Anatolia, Syria, and Egypt) and the Latin-speaking West (Italy, Gaul,

Britannia, and Spain).

Page 3: Chapter 11 Drill. He believed that the Roman Empire had grown too large and too complex for one ruler. He divided the empire into the Greek-speaking East

Diocletian

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He became emperor of both halves of the empire in 324

A.D. He is considered to be the first Roman emperor to

officially support Christianity?

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Constantine

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Constantine had a vision in which he saw the letters XP next to a

cross with a banner reading “By this sign you shall conquer”. This happened before which battle?

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The Battle of Milvian Bridge

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Who did Constantine credit for the victory at the Battle of

Milvian Bridge?

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Jesus (Christ)

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This officially ended the persecution of Christians in

the Roman Empire?

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The Edict of Milan

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Why did Constantine order the Council of Nicaea to meet?

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To determine if Jesus and God were one in the same.

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Which group believed God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit were

one?

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Trinitarians

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Constantine moved the capital away from Rome. Why?

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Germanic tribes were attacking it

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What did the people of the Byzantine Empire call these

Germanic Tribes?

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Barbarians

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What year marks the collapse of Rome?

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476 CE

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The Barbarians not only attacked cities in western Europe, they also

made the cities and road travel unsafe. What type of lifestyle did

the people return to?

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agricultural lifestyle (farming)

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Where did Constantine relocate the capitol?

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Byzantium

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What did Byzantium come to be known as?

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Constantinople

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After the Fall of Rome, it became the term for the

eastern part of the Roman Empire.

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The Byzantine Empire

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In 527 C.E this man became the Byzantine emperor. He sent an army to try to regain control of Italy. By about 550 C.E., he would rule over almost all of

the territory of the old Roman Empire. Who was he?

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Justinian

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Justinian directed legal experts to create a complete code of

laws based on the laws of ancient Rome. This body of civil

law the served the Byzantine empire for 900 years. What is

its name?

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Justinian's Code

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This would help Constantinople flourish as a

trading empire

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Location

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In 532 riots began at the Hippodrome in Constantinople. Justinian was ready to give up his empire because of the

revolt. But his wife told him to act like an Emperor and crush the revolt. What

was his wife's name?

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Theodora

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Much of Constantinople was destroyed because of the riot.

Justinian rebuilt the city. One of the most famous churches that

he rebuilt was called this

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Hagia Sophia

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Paintings, made up of a little tiles, of both Justinian and Theodora are in the

Hagia Sofia today. What style of painting are they?

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Mosaics

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Eastern and Roman churches split during this

year

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1054 C.E.

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These two missionaries traveled from the Byzantine Empire to the Slavic peoples

who lived in Russia.

Page 45: Chapter 11 Drill. He believed that the Roman Empire had grown too large and too complex for one ruler. He divided the empire into the Greek-speaking East

Methodius and Cyril

Page 46: Chapter 11 Drill. He believed that the Roman Empire had grown too large and too complex for one ruler. He divided the empire into the Greek-speaking East

Methodius and Cyril developed an alphabet for the Slavic languages. Many Slavic languages, including Russian, are now written in

this type of alphabet

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Cyrillic alphabet

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The Christians in eastern Europe became a part of this

Church

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Eastern Orthodox Church

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The leader of the Eastern Orthodox Church is called

this

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Patriarch

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What language did the Eastern Orthodox use in

their liturgy?

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Greek

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Where was the headquarters for the Eastern Orthodox

church at?

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Constantinople

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The Christians in Western Europe were part of this

church.

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Roman Catholic Church

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What is the title for the leader of the Roman Catholic Church?

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The Pope

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Where was the headquarters for the Roman

Catholic Church?

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Rome

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What language did they use in their services?

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Latin

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These people lived in the forest areas north of the

Black Sea

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The Slavs

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The Russian ruler Vladimir, converted to this type of religion practiced by the

Byzantines.

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Eastern Orthodox

Christianity

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Who would become both the leader of the Byzantines and

the head of the Church?

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The Byzantine Emperor

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The Byzantines exported this to the Russians

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Amber

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This is the entrance gate to the city of

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Kiev


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