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Unit 1 TCAP Review
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Why was the Justinian Code an important achievement of Justinian I?
It was the first set of laws that limited the power of the monarchy.
It became the basis for European laws for several centuries.
It became the basis for the religious laws used in Islam.
It was the first time a set of laws was written down.
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Which of the following is true about Constantinople's geographical features?
Water access gave Constantinople both defense and access to trade routes
Constantinople became known for developing technologies and map skills.
Constantinople was vulnerable to a Roman invasion because of its location.
The fishing industry became the central focus of Constantinople's economy.
3
The Byzantine Empire was previously known as the
Ottoman Empire
Mongol Empire
Eastern Roman Empire
Western Roman Empire
4
How did the growth of the Byzantine Empire impact the spread of religion in Europe in 1000-1400 CE?
It helped spread Buddhism throughout Europe.
It helped spread Christianity throughout Europe.
It prevented Judaism from being practiced in Europe.
It increased the popularity of Islam in Europe.
5
This is a timeline of events in European history. Which event completes this timeline?
The Eastern Roman Empire was cut off from all trade with Southwest Asia.
The WRE successfully prevented the Germanic tribes from settling in Europe.
Christianity was banned within both the Eastern and Western Roman Empires.
The Byzantine Empire continued the culture of the Roman Empire.
6
After the Roman Empire was divided into 2 halves, the Eastern Empire flourished, and the Western Empire...
Was conquered by Islamic clans
Also flourished
Fell to the Visigoths, or barbarian tribes
None of these
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Justinian I is known for which achievements? Select all that apply
establishing Judaism as the official religion of the Byzantine Empire
establishing Islam as the main religion of the Byzantine Empire
increasing the lands controlled by the Byzantine Empire
preventing the collapse of the Western Roman Empire
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This quote provides evidence for which statement?
Byzantine Empire was unable to keep SW Asian culture out of central Europe
The Byzantine Empire was quickly conquered by its neighbors.
The Byzantine Empire was a continuation of the religious cultures of Europe
The Byzantine Empire was unable to create a capital in Europe.
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Which of the following was a major accomplishment of Byzantine architecture?
Hagia Sophia
the Parthenon
Pantheon
St. Peter's Basilica
10
Which is true about Constantinople's location?
Constantinople was located near trade routes connecting it to Asia & Africa
Constantinople was located far from neighboring civilizations.
Constantinople was located in northern Europe.
Constantinople was located in a region that had little access to ports.
11
Because of its location and capital, the Byzantine Empire was able to
influence the development of England.
conduct trade between Europe and Asia.
control the Baltic Sea.
threaten the Holy Roman Empire.
12
Why was the Byzantine Empire able to maintain European culture until the 1450s CE?
Gold in the Byzantine Empire made the region a trading center.
The economy of Constantinople decreased European demand for Asian goods.
It's geographic location made it easy to defend from Muslim invaders.
Their army was able to remove the German invaders from Europe permanently
13
Constantinople is accessible by which two seas?
Black and Mediterranean
Caspian and Mediterranean
Mediterranean and Red
Arabian and Black
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In what way did Constantinople maintain and spread European culture?
the formation of the Holy Roman Empire
the defeat of the Seljuk Turks
the adoption and spread of the Latin language and Christianity
the conversion of the Persians to Orthodox Christianity
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Justinian contributed to the field of law by creating the Justinian Code. The Justinian Code was significant because
it preserved Roman laws and influenced legal systems of the Western world.
it stated that the emperor had to follow the same laws that the people did.
it established the principle of separation of church and state.
it was the first written constitution to protect citizens' rights.