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History Chapter 9-10

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persons such as priests given authority to conduct religious service clergy
church members who are not clergy laity
a christian religious image or picture icon
an opponent of the use of icons in byzantine churches iconoclast
division of the christian church in 1054 that seperated the roman catholic church and the eastern orthodox church schism
study of religious questions theology
person who acts as a temporary ruler regent
picture made up of tiny pieces of colored glass, tile, or stone set in morter mosaic
book page decorated by hand with elaborate designs, beautiful lettering, or miniature paintings illuminated manuscript
a community of men who have taken religious vows monastery
person who travels to carry the ideas of a religion to others missionary
wide, grassy, semiarid plains of eurasia, from the black sea to the altai mountains steppe
territory ruled by a prince principality
a landowning noble of early russia boyar
title taken by rulers of russia beginning in the late 1400's czar
soldiers mounted on horseback cavalry
system by which government offices are given on the basis of examinations civil service
member of the elite class of civil servants in chinese government mandarin
a system of moral principles that guide behavior ethics
children's respect for their parents, an important principle in confucian ethics filial peity
in chinese thinking, the opposing principles present in all nature yin and yang
group of people organized according to levels of rank or importance heirarchy
family group including several generations as well as other relatives extended family
family group consisting only of parents and children nuclear family
traditional technique of chinese medicine using thin needles at vital body parts acupuncture
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