The Eastern Roman Empire

became known as the Byzantine Empire.

a collection of guidelines for monks

What led to the split of the Christian Church in 1054?

refusal of the Constantinople leader to recognize the pope

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1
the Byzantine Emperor
Justinian
Alexander the Great
Clovis
Belisarius
2
Much Byzantine art was in the form of
human abstract painting
sculpting
mosaics
water colored murals
3
The Eastern Roman Empire
had Rome as the capital
became known as the Byzantine Empire.
fell to Germanic tribes called the Vandals.
rejected all forms of Christianity.
4
How did Justinian reform Roman law?
He codified and refined them
He created an Islamic law base for Rome
He made Christianity a state religion in Rome
He made Theodora the true author of the laws
5
United the Anglo-Saxons
Theodora
Alfred the Great
Askia Muhammed
Abu Bakr
6
Byzantine emperor who defeated the Persians
Harvey Weinstein
Heraclius
Harry Potter
Henry the VIII
7
Benedictine Rule is
a collection of guidelines for monks
a book about Celtic monasteries
distinct with the Middle East and never flourished in Europe
an idea that only pertains to modern European monks today
8
Leader of a monastery
Monk
Pope
Priest
Abbot
9
The split in the Christian Church was called the
purification
annexation
separation
Schism
10
Church of Eastern Roman Empire became this, & church in the West remained the Roman Catholic
Buddhist
Orthodox
none of these
Persian
11
Clovis, Augustine of Hippo, and Saint Patrick allowed nations to become part of
The Pope's Rule
Anglicanism
Christendom
The Byzantine Empire
12
Resulted from the systematic arrangement of existing laws and the inclusion of new ones
Justinian's Code
Christendom
Benedictine Rule
Medieval Times
13
Recaptured many lost lands that had made up the original Roman Empire
Theadora
Belisarius
Clovis
Alfred the Great
14
Wrote City of God, which helped shape Christian doctrine for centuries
Augustus Gloop
St. Patrick of Ireland
Augustine of Hippo
Alfred the Great
15
For some Christians the use of these were too close to the non-Christian pagan worship of idols
clergy
books
icons
Abbots
16
What led to the split of the Christian Church in 1054?
The desire for Henry IV to divorce his wife
The defeat of the Papal States by Otto the Great
refusal of the Constantinople leader to recognize the pope
The pacifist’s groups opposition to the Crusades
17
Image created with tiny colored tiles fitted together and cemented in place
Collage
Mosaics
Tuck Point
Calligraphy

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