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According to the map why was Constantinople's location important to the growing economy in Europe?
It was a strategic trading center between Asia, Africa, and Europe.
It was an important military outpost to fend off Middle Eastern invaders.
It served as the only port of entrance of goods from Africa into Europe.
It controlled the fishing industry in the Mediterranean and Black seas.
2
Which of the following was an advantage to moving the capital from Rome to Constantinople?
More fertile soil for farming
Increased safety from earthquakes and volcanic eruptions
Increased access to minerals in new capital
Strategic location for defense of the city
3
Which of the following was an advantage to moving the capital from Rome to Constantinople?
More fertile soil for farming
Ideal location for control of trade and commerce
Increased access to minerals in new capital
Increased safety from earthquakes and volcanic eruptions
4
Moved the capital of the Empire to Byzantium and renamed it after himself.
Justinian
Constantine
5
Justinian's most important achievement was
unifying the Eastern & Western Churches.
his simplifying Roman law.
conquering the western half of the Roman Empire.
his defeat of the Byzantine Empire.
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Look at the map. Which number indicates the Mediterranean Sea?
3
2
4
1
7
Who was crowned on Christmas Day in A.D. 800 and established the Holy Roman Empire?
William the Conqueror
Richard the Lionhearted
Charlemagne
Saladin
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Monasteries were places of healthcare, education, and religion.
False
True
9
Which action by monasteries contributed to the early spread of Christianity in medieval Europe?
Providing religious instruction to local communities
Commissioning painters to create religious art
Promoting democratic ideas
Supporting individuals calling for reforms in religious policies
10
Revised and codified Rome Law.
Justinian
Constantine
11
Monasteries developed schools for children.
False
True
12
Made Christianity the official religion of the Empire.
Constantine
Justinian
13
The Catholic Church established universities.
True
False
14
What was the reason for Justinian the Great creating a new code of laws during his reign?
To develop a theocracy
To create a system of laws that treated all religions equally
To allow woman the right to inherit property
To simplify the confusing system of Roman laws
15
Monasteries provided care for the elderly and sick.
False
True
16
Monks were warriors who helped protect communities during times of invasion.
True
False
17
Which answer choice is example of the lasting impact of the Western Roman Empire?
The widespread use of the Cyrillic alphabet
The current use of the Julian calendar
Diffusion of Christianity (Roman Catholicism)
Spread of the Greek language
18
Which action by monasteries contributed to the early spread of Christianity in medieval Europe?
Promoting democratic ideas
Supporting individuals calling for reforms in religious policies
Commissioning painters to create religious art
Translating and preserving classical knowledge
19
Look at the map. Which number indicates the North European Plain?
4
1
2
3
20
Which number indicates the location of the Alps Mountain range?
4
3
2
1
21
Which one of the following indicates how the Great Schism serves as an example of division?
The differences between Greek and Roman gods
The split between the Western and Eastern Roman Empires
Constantinople as a bridge between Asia and Europe
Manuscript changes from Latin language to Cyrillic alphabet
22
Rebuilt the Hagia Sophia.
Justinian
Constantine
23
Monasteries were places of protection from invading tribes.
False
True
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Which one of the following does not explain why the Roman Empire's capital city was moved east to Constantinople?
It had strong fortifications and was more easily defended.
It had an excellent harbor.
Its geographic position between 3 continents allowed it to contraol trade.
It had excellent access to the Indian Ocean
