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Medieval Europe
European History (479-1453)
Question | Answer |
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This group lost the Battle of Lake Peipus | Teutonic Knights |
This group lost the Battle of Grundwald | Teutonic Knights |
This ruler called the Second Council of Constantinople | Justinian I |
This man was a general alongside Belisarius for Justinian I | Narses |
Prince Lazar lost to Murad I at this battle | Battle of Kosovo |
This battle is also known as the Battle of the Field of Blackbirds | Battle of Kosovo |
This man was the victorious commander at the Battle of Lake Peipus | Alexander Nevsky |
This cit was founded by the brother of Schek, Khorgv, and Lybid | Kiev |
The "Tale of Bygone Years" discusses this city | Kiev |
Most of this city was destroyed by Batu Khan | Kiev |
This people's first empire was established by Asparukh | Bulgarians |
Boris I introduced Christianity to these people | Bulgarians |
This kingdom was first ruled by the Premyslid Dynasty | Bohemia |
Ashot I was king of this country from 884 to 890 | Armenia |
This man founded the Ottoman Empire | Osman I |
Victorious commander at the Battle of Taginae | Narses |
The Secret History of Procopius deals with the rule of this emperor | Justinian I |
This dynasty ruled Poland and Lithuania from 1386 to 1572 | Jagiellon |
The Nika Riots occurred during this ruler's reign | Justinian I |
This event was put down by Narses and Belisarius | Nika Riots |
This ruler gained his nickname after blinding 99 out of 100 prisoners in one eye | Basil II "the Bulgar-slayer" |
Basil the Bolgar Slayer fought this Bulgarian Tsar | Samuel I |
This 1071 Seljuk victory catalyzed the downfall of the Byzantines | Battle of Manzikert |
This empress was the wife of Justinian I | Theodora |
The Bagratid family ruled this country from 884 to 1045 | Armenia |
Arpad led these people | Magyars |
Thomas Erpingham was a commander at this battle | Battle of Agincourt |
Charles D'Albret led the French at this battle | Battle of Agincourt |
The Treaty of Troyes followed this battle | Battle of Agincourt |
This treaty followed the Battle of Agincourt | Treaty of Troyes |
This battle was fought on St. Crispin's Day | Battle of Agincourt |
The baggage train of one side was raided during this battle | Battle of Agincourt |