AP Post-Classical Europe Middle Ages

What pieces of religious art were a source of conflict between emperor & church in the East?

What issue created a conflict that highlighted the supremacy of the emperor over religion in the Byzantine Empire?

Besides the Middle East, where else did Europe attempt to project its culture in the Post-Classical Era?

What kind of people were converted largely due to the Cyrillic Alphabet?

What is the biggest way the Kiev-Rus were affected by the Byzantines culturally?

The Dar al-Islam was affected more by the Crusades than Western Europe

Who was, once thought to be 'brainless' raiders actually established an effective trade network

Based on archaeological evidence, where did the Vikings NOT go in the Post-Classical Era?

Which battle halted Islam's advance into Europe, keeping Europe Christian?

Which Pope greatly increased influence/power of western Christian Church. Ex: Reconciliation

How did Western Europe society contrast with rest of postclassical world?

What best explains why the Papacy in western Christianity grew so strong?

What increased in Western Europe as result of the Crusades

Whose empire temporarily united Western Europe?

Where in the early Post-Classical Era do we see drastically smaller populations and less urbanization?

What trend did we see in early Christianity that was influenced by Saints Basil & Benedict?

What major effect did the Crusades have for Western Europe?

What best describes the status of women in the Western Europe in the Post-Classical period?

Which Byzantine ruler reformed the law code, expanded the empire, & made Constantinople HUGE

The Byzantine Empire simply continued all the same trends/approaches it had during the Classical Era.

What major way did the Byzantines seek to 'reinvent' themselves in the POST-CLASSICAL Era?

Which is a big way Europe contrasts against other postclassical societies?

In AP World, when you see the word DEMOGRAPHIC what kind of information could/does it refer to?

Which of the following makes Constantinople unique for postclassical Europe?

Which area/part of the early Christian Church had to deal with caesaropapism?

After the 1st Crusade, what best sums up the later Crusades' success?

Of all the reasons, what was the main reason for the official split between east/ west church?

What political element did the Kiev-Rus successfully implement?

What code of behavior guided knights & romanticized European society?

What did the crisis of Lay Investiture prove about Middle Ages European society?

What did the Kiev-Rus try to copy from the Byzantines but ultimately fail to successfully implement?

Scandinavia began converting to Catholicism when their rulers willingly converted, that makes them similar 2 ___& Islam.

The best contextualization for why East Europe was much more socially, economically, politically strong than West Europe

Which city grew and developed into early Russian civilization?

What Byzantine administration system kept the army strong & the people happy?

Which of the following was NOT a new way the Church was active in people's lives in Post-Classical Europe(esp West)?

What best describes economic activity in WESTERN Europe during the early post-classical era?

The Byzantines owed their demise largely to Turkish Muslims, but who surprisingly attacked them?

Which selection has the 2 correct churches that formed after the official split in Christianity

What contribution did Vladimir make for the Kiev-Rus?

When land/safety/$ was given in exchange for food/services, what system is this in Western Euro

Modern sporting term we have that came from the way Post-Classical knights would compete & train for warfare.