What lasting impact did the Magyarshave on the government of Hungary?

They adopted Roman Catholicism and ruled the kingdom

What effect did the “free veto” haveon the government of Poland-Lithuania?

Made it difficulty for the government to take action

When would medieval Russian tradersmost often reached the Byzantine world?

Through rivers running from north to south

What was the effect of the Mongolrule over Russia?

They cut Russia off from W Europe

What did the Byzantine empire do underthe rule of Justinian?

bulit the strongest military force in the world

Whydid the state of Poland-Lithuania weaken in the late 1600s?

The central government was weak due to the "free veto"

In1380, the Russian princes of Moscow took control from the Mongols by

defeating the Gold Horde at the battle of Kulikovo

Inwhat way did the Byzantine emperor, Justinian, differ from the monarchs inWestern Europe?

Justinian had both political and spiritual power

Byzantine culture was a departurefrom that of the Roman empire?

Emperor's authority over the church

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1
TheMagyars who raided Europe from the Asian steppes eventually settled Where?
Hungary
Poland-Lithuania
Serbia
Bulgaria
2
What lasting impact did the Magyarshave on the government of Hungary?
They forced most of the kingdom to islam
They killed half the population
They adopted Roman Catholicism and ruled the kingdom
They put the council of nobles in the government
3
What effect did the “free veto” haveon the government of Poland-Lithuania?
It angered the King
It put the church against the monarchy
Allowed the monarchy to veto proposals by the assembly
Made it difficulty for the government to take action
4
When would medieval Russian tradersmost often reached the Byzantine world?
through sea lanes from ports in the Baltic region
Through rivers running from north to south
through canals dug by the ancients Romans
Over an advanced network of dirt roads
5
Ivanthe Great limited the power of whom
Landowning Nobles
Civil Law
Czars
Ottoman turks
6
What Sea is linked with the Mediterranean and the city ofConstantinople a key location of?
Aegean sea
Caspian sea
Black sea
Red sea
7
Russia’s first civilization beganwhere?
Fishing region of Baltic Sea
Farming region of Ukraine
Pasture region of the southern steppe
Forested region of Ural Mountains
8
What was the effect of the Mongolrule over Russia?
Code of laws served as a model for later Russain rulers
Teachings helped establish Russian Orthodox Church
Disrupted important trade routes
They cut Russia off from W Europe
9
What did the Byzantine empire do underthe rule of Justinian?
replaced the system of Roman law with Muslim law
passed strict laws limiting the power of the emperor
Began to decline due to Muslim invasions
bulit the strongest military force in the world
10
Whydid the state of Poland-Lithuania weaken in the late 1600s?
King Jagiello disbanded the diet, or state assembly
The Mongols overran Lithuania in 1683
The central government was weak due to the "free veto"
Nobles rebelled against the autocratic government
11
Justinian's most important achievement was probably?
Conquering Dacia
Hagia Sofia
Body of Civil Law
Yo Mama
12
In the 900s, West Slavs of Polandwere influenced by missionaries spreading what?
Judaism
Roman Catholicism
Lutheranism
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
13
In1380, the Russian princes of Moscow took control from the Mongols by
defeating the Gold horde at the battle of Novgorod
having the Mongols fight themselves
converting the Mongols to Catholicism
defeating the Gold Horde at the battle of Kulikovo
14
After the Great Schism, the Byzantine church became known aswhat?
Roman Catholic church
Greek Partriarchal Church
Reformed Catholic church
Eastern Orthodox Church
15
What two people were the result of the development of Kiev and other blended cultures?
poles and Slavs
Slavs and Vikings
Mongols and Kurds
Vandals and Bulgars
16
Byzantinescholars produced many notable books especially in which field?
history
biology
Mathmatics
economics
17
Russiatsar Ivan the Terrible
Tied Russian serfs to the land
abolished the mnaor system
Protected the rights of Russian Jews
Revived the power of the boyars
18
Inwhat way did the Byzantine emperor, Justinian, differ from the monarchs inWestern Europe?
The Byzantine church was the ruling power
Justinian's Code established a republic
Justinian had both political and spiritual power
Justinian' Code limited the monarchy
19
Islam was introduced to some areas ofthe Balkans in the 1300’s by the invading who?
Mongols
Ottomans
Khazars
Magyars
20
Byzantine culture was a departurefrom that of the Roman empire?
Economy based on trade and industry
Body of Civil Law
Military expansion of the empire
Emperor's authority over the church

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