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The 5 major religions Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism
Christianity founder Jesus Christ
Christian Geographic Origin Israel, Jerusalem
Christian key ideas Love God, The Trinity, and live responsibly in order to go to Heaven/ Eternal Salvation
Islam founder Muhammad
Islam Geographic Origin Saudi Arabia (Mecca)
Islam Key ideas Follow the five pillars of Islam to please Allah
Judaism / jews founder Abraham
Judaism Geographic Origin Israel (Canaan) The Promised Land
Judaism Key ideas Follow the laws of the Torah to please Yahweh (God)
Hinduism founder we don't know
Hinduism Geographic Origin India
Hinduism Key ideas Polytheism - 1000's of Gods and Goddesses. Oldest Religion. Karma guides their lives.
Buddhism founder Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama
Buddhism Geographic Origin India
Buddhism key ideas Reincarnation - "Fall" Life Cycle. Goal to reach Enlightenment though Meditation.
When did the Byzantine Empire exist? From around 300 to 1450 AD
What empire did the Byzantine Empire come from? The Eastern Roman Empire
What was the capital and major city of the Byzantine empire Constantinople (present - Day Istanbul, Turkey.
Why was Constantinople powerful as a city? It was powerful trade center located between Europe and Asia
Which modern-day nation was Constantinople located in. Turkey
What made the Byzantine empire powerful geographically? It was located in strategically between Europe and Asia making it a major trade hub
What areas did the Byzantine empire include? Turkey, Greece, Italy, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa
who was the greatest emperor of the byzantine Empire Justinian
What did Justinian do for the Byzantine Empire? He took control around 525 AD and began building the empire into a world empire.
What are the name of the New Roman laws organized by Justinian? The Justinian Code
What did the Justinian Code do? It organized Roman laws so that everyone understood it and helped build future democracies.
what culture did the Byzantine Emire preserve and implement? Greek and Roman culture
What hurt the Byzantine Empire's power over time? The rising religion of Islam
What Church did the Byzantine Christians belong to? The Eastern Orthodox Church
Who led the Eastern Orthodox Church? A Patriarch (not the pope)
What event officially split the Christian Church into East and West? The Great Schism in 1054 AD
Who outlawed members of the Eastern Church and caused the split? Pope Leo the ninth
What were the Crusades? Military missions by Christians to reclaim Jerusalem from Muslims
How long did the Crusades last and what was their impact? About 200 years they weekened the Byzantine Empire
Who took over the Byzantine Empire around 1450 AD The Ottomn Turks
Who did the Byzantine Empire fall to The Muslims (Ottoman Turks)
How did the Islam spread in the early centuries? Muslims spread the religion of Islam across the Arabian Peninsula the middle East , North Afria and beyond
primary focus of the Islams of their faith Live 5 pillars of Islam to please Allah
The 5 Pillars of Islam 1. Make a Testimony of Faith. 2. Pray 5 times a day facing Mecca. 3. Give to the needy/ Acts of Charity 4. Fast during their Holy Month of Ramadan 5. Make a Pilgrimage to Mecca
Muslims and Christians have been at odds for Centuries...
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