Chapter 10: The Worlds of Christianity

How did Eastern Orthodox Christianity influence Byzantine life?

Which of these did not contribute to the loss of Byzantine territory after 1085?

Crusading in the 1000's was limited to targets in the Islamic Middle East.

What resulted from the Mongol conquest of China?

What theology and church practices belonged to Eastern Orthodox Christianity?

Unlike the western Roman Empire, Byzantine leaders were able to deflect:

What was a technological breakthrough that occurred as civilizations emerged after 500 CE?

Within emerging third-wave civilizations, which three main groups struggled for power?

How did intellectual life in Europe dramatically change after 1000 C.E.?

Increased production associated with agricultural expansion during High Middle Ages stimulated:

What were the consequences of crusading and interaction with the Islamic world in Europe?

Which of these was not a sign of accelerating change in the West after 1000?

Charlemagne, ruler of the Carolingian Empire, did all of the following except:

A modest state known as Kievan Rus emerged in the ninth century in which area?

Ancient Greek learning was commonly preserved in the Byzantine Empire.

In Byzantium, the emperor did all of the following except:

Which language became the basis for Byzantium education?

Third-wave European civilizations regained the earlier unity it had under Roman rule.

How was the Byzantine Empire a central player in long-distance trade?

Where did the most significant expansion of Orthodox Christianity occur?