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Unit 3 Byzantine, Russia, Mongols & Islam
Unit 3 Byzantine, Russia, Mongols & Islam
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1
An influence that spread from the Byzantine Empire to early Russia was the
beginning of democracy
use of Latin language
Orthodox Christian religion
factory system
2
The Great Schism can be explained as
a definitive split in the Mongol empire
a definitive split in the Russian empire
a definitive split in Islam
a definitive split in Christianity
3
Genghis Khan did all the following except
began the Mongol empire
he united the Mongol tribes
took over Russia
extended the Mongol empire over all of central Asia
4
The 5 pillars of Islam include prayer 5 times a day, fasting, giving charity, belief in one God, pilgrimage to Mecca.
False
True
5
Which group preserved and spread Christianity?
Byzantines
Ottomans
Hellenism
Mongols
6
How did Theodora impact women in the Byzantine Empire?
She improved the status of women by creating trade deals
She improved the status of women by passing laws for women
She improved the status of women by reconquering land
Women's status increased because she would rule Russia later
7
What empire emerges in the east after the fall of Rome in the west?
Russian Empire
Byzantine Empire
Mongol Empire
Persian Empire
8
When Mongol armies took over the Middle East many converted to Islam. This is an example of
cultural diffusion
cultural isolation
cultural separation
cultural discrimination
9
Which group impacted Russia with-- Cyrillic alphabet, title of Czar, Dome architecture, & icons?
Greeks
Byzantines
Phoenicians
Huns
10
Christianity, Islam, and Judaism are similar in all of the following ways except?
consider Jesus to be the Messiah
They trace their roots to Abraham
see Jerusalem as a holy city
are all monotheistic
11
What were contributions of the Islamic Civilization?
Court of Kublia Khan, building roads and canals
Justinian's Code, the Hagia Sophia and the Hippodrome
St. Basils Cathedral, Cyrillic Alphabet, and Orthodox church
Medical encyclopedias, algebra, textiles, and geometric art
12
Trade impacted the Muslim empires in all of the following ways except?
Trade kept the empire isolated
Trade helped expand Islam in the world
Merchant communities developed along Muslim trade routes
Trade increased and maintained expansion of the empire
13
Which group was responsible for a tribute system, trade on the silk road, & a huge land empire?
Byzantines
Huns
Japanese
Mongols
14
The Hejira is important to Islam because
it ended Muhammad's attempt to spread Islam
it marked the beginning of Islam
it established Byzantine rule in Arabia
it resulted in Muhammad's death
15
A major accomplishment of Justinian's Code was
the right to freedom of speech was granted
Chinese and Japanese architecture was copied
the right to freely practice any religion was granted
Greek and Roman laws were preserved.
16
Which event marked the rise in power of the Ottomans in 1453?
siege of Vienna
birth of Muhammad
conquest of Constantinople
death of Saladin
17
How did Mongol rule impact Russia?
Russia had a cultural Renaissance
Russia became democratic
Russia became industrialized
Russia was isolated and paid tribute
18
The Hagia Sophia, Icons and Mosaics, Justinian's Code, and preservation of Greece and Rome are
achievements of the Safavids
achievements of the Byzantines
achievements of the Mongols
achievements of the Muslims
19
Christianity and Islam are similar in that they both
practice strict nonviolence
have roots in Judaism
are polytheistic religions
have the same religious holidays
20
All are differences between the Roman Catholic church and Eastern Orthodox church except
West allowed divorce, East didn't allow divorce
West used Latin and East used Greek
West priests couldn't marry, east priests could marry
West pope has authority and east the patriarch has authority
21
The choice of a leader or caliph after Muhammad died led to
tensions between Catholics and Orthodox christians
pogroms in Russia
the division between Shiites and Sunnis
the fall of Constantinople
22
The Great Schism was caused by
a disagreement between the pope and the patriarch
a disagreement over who would rule Genghis Khan's empire
the choice of a caliph