Chapter 11 Practice Test
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| The eastern Roman Empire became known as what? | Byzantine
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| A high-ranking Byzantine nobleman who took the throne of the Eastern Empire in 527 was who? | Justinian
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| What was the Justinian Code? | A body of civil law that controlled Byzantine life.
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| What were the religious images used by eastern Christians in their devotions called? | Icons
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| When the pope casts an official out of the Church it is called what? | Excommunication
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| From 398-404, Saint John Chrysostom served in Constantinople as a bishop, or what? | Patriarch
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| The crowning religious glory of Justinian's building program was what? | The Hagia Sophia
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| The site of wild site races in Constantinople was the what? | Hippodrome
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| Whom created the Cyrillic alphabet for the Slavic language? | Saint Methodious and Saint Cyril
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| Which prince of Moscow led the Russians to freedom from the Mongols? | Vladimir
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| Who was the first member of the Kievan nobility to convert to Christianity? | Olga
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| Who helped Russia gain independence in Moscow? | Ivan the Great
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| Who left a legacy of a land full of rebellion after he died? | Ivan the Terrible
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| What two groups of people were from the Origins of Russian culture? | The Slavic and Rus Vikings
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| Who was the person that helped Vladimir make Kiev stronger through military victories and spreading Christianity? | Yaroslav the Wise
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| Mongols tolerated the Russian Orthodox Church but converted to what? | Islam
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| Who came to power, six years after Spain broke away? | The Abbasids
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