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History 6 Chapter 10 Test Review
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Test your knowledge on influential historical figures and their contributions to shaping the world.
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1
Heraclius organized the land into zones called _____ that were guarded by peasant soldiers who lived there.
Theodora
themes
Mecca
2
In the year 1261, Emperor Michael VIII took the city of _____ back from the Venetians and crusaders
towns
Constantinople
Ottomans
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Jerusalem
Asia Minor
Mecca
Constantinople
Arabian Peninsula
4
The 3 main factors that helped Leo III defeat the Muslim attack on Constantinople were a plague, a cold winter, & _____.
jihad
Constantinople
Greek Fire
Balkan
5
After Justinian’s time, the Byzantine army grew weaker because it used many mercenaries.
False
True
6
The Byzantine Empire fell in 1371.
False
True
7
Which belief do Protestant Christians and the Eastern Orthodox Church agree on?
Salvation is received by faith alone in what Christ has done.
Scripture is the only authority.
God is a Trinity.
8
Which Islamic caliph conquered the Byzantine provinces of Palestine, Egypt, and Syria?
Muhammad
Abu Bakr
Umar
9
In the golden age of 850 to 1050, Byzantine emperors defeated their enemies on the ___ Peninsula and in the Middle East.
Balkan
jihad
Greek Fire
Constantinople
10
Muslim scholars made important contributions in mathematics, medicine, and philosophy.
True
False
11
What contribution did Christian missionaries from Constantinople make during the Byzantine Empire’s golden age?
reorganized the University of Constantinople
translated the Bible into Greek
standardized language, laws, polit. patterns of people of eastern Europe
12
He stopped the Muslims at Constantinople and took back Asia Minor.
Justinian I
Belisarius
Constantine
Muhammad
Leo III
Basil II
13
He was known as the Bulgar Slayer.
Belisarius
Leo III
Justinian I
Constantine
Muhammad
Basil II
14
He led an army that reclaimed lands lost by the Western Roman Empire.
Muhammad
Constantine
Leo III
Basil II
Belisarius
Justinian I
15
One lasting contribution of the Byzantine Empire was the preservation of Greek learning, philosophy, and literature.
True
False
16
Muslims consider three cities to be sacred: Jerusalem, Medina, and _____.
Theodora
themes
Mecca
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Arabian Peninsula
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Mecca
Jerusalem
18
Barbarians easily invaded the Western Roman Empire after the capital was moved from Rome to _____.
Greek Fire
Constantinople
Balkan
jihad
19
How did the location of Mecca contribute to the development of Islam?
Its position along trade routes brought new ideas and religious beliefs.
Its natural resources promoted a strong economy.
Its mountains gave it protection from invaders.
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Constantinople
Arabian Peninsula
Mecca
Jerusalem
Asia Minor
21
The renewed interest in trade that the Crusades helped to prompt led to the growth of _____ in Western Europe.
towns
Ottomans
Constantinople
22
Leo III ordered the destruction of all icons because he believed they were idols.
False
True
23
He had the Roman laws simplified.
Muhammad
Leo III
Constantine
Justinian I
Belisarius
Basil II
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33
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Mecca
Arabian Peninsula
25
Which Crusade succeeded in its purpose of freeing Jerusalem from Islamic rule?
Third
Second
First
26
The Turks who conquered all of the Byzantine Empire were the _____.
towns
Ottomans
Constantinople
27
_____ convinced Justinian to stay and fight against the Nika Revolt.
themes
Mecca
Theodora
28
Muhammad’s teachings were compiled by his followers into the Avesta.
True
False
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32
Asia Minor
Arabian Peninsula
Jerusalem
Constantinople
Mecca
30
His revelations developed into the religion of Islam.
Leo III
Muhammad
Constantine
Basil II
Belisarius
Justinian I
31
One-third of Europe’s people died in a flu epidemic in the 1300s.
True
False
32
He called the Council of Nicaea to discuss the doctrine of the Trinity.
Muhammad
Basil II
Justinian I
Leo III
Constantine
Belisarius
33
The city of Constantinople had a good location for trade and defense.
True
False
34
Which was
not
true of the Nika Revolt?
Justinian grown unpopular, taxed people heavily & ignored their privileges
The word nika meant “revenge.”
Riots in the Hippodrome led to an uprising against the emperor.
35
A holy war that is fought for the cause of Islam is called _____.
jihad
Greek Fire
Balkan
Constantinople