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BYZANTINE JEOPARDY Mr. Nass

ECONOMY/GOVERN. CULTURE PEOPLE RELIGION ART & ARCHITECTURE ECONOMY/GOVERN. CULTURE 100 200 300 400 500

He was the ruler of the Byzantines at its height.

Justinian

She was Justinian’s wife; she fought for women’s rights

Theodora

He founded the capital of the Byzantine Empire.

Constantine

This group of people conquered the Byzantines and renamed their capital Istanbul

Ottoman Turks

What foreign policy did Justinian want to adopt for his people?

Imperialistic

What was the main religion of the Byzantine People?

Eastern Orthodox Christianity

What was the name that was given to religious communities within the Byzantine Empire?

Monastery

What was the name given to people who got rid of religious images of worship?

Iconoclasts

Who is the head of the Eastern Orthodox Christian Church?

Patriarch

What name is given to church officials, priests, and bishops?

Clergy

What famous church did Justinian build that is also known as the church of holy wisdom?

Hagia Sophia

What name was given to the piece of artwork that is composed of tiny pieces of glass that combine together to form an image?

Mosaic

Describe two features of an illuminated manuscript.

Fancy first letter, border, story

Name three differences between the Hagia Sophia and the Pantheon.

Hagia Sophia is: taller, has more domes, doesn’t have a hole at the top, is dedicated to one God, also serves as a school

Give the definition for what an icon is and provide two examples.

Religious images of worship.

Justinian appointed a commission of people to organize these.

Laws

This major industry began when two monks stole worms from China and brought them back to Constantinople.

Silk

What group of workers were taxed most heavily by the government?

Farmers

Name two industries that people made a living from.

Silk, agriculture, art

Why was Constantinople such a strategic city?

It was located near the center of early Christianity, located on major trade routes, located where Europe and Asia meet, it protected by water on three sides

This institution was considered sacred.

Marriage

This was the center of social life within the Byzantine Empire.

Family

What two cultures did the Byzantine Empire preserve?

Greek and Roman

Once the Byzantine Empire fell, what threat did the people of Europe face?

Invasion by Islamic forces.

Name two reasons as to how the Byzantine Empire was different from the Greeks.

Spoke Greek rather than Latin, were Christian, mixed Asian culture into their society, relied more heavily upon trade, more unified

FINAL JEOPARDY CATEGORY: BYZANTINE BREAK UP

What was the split within the Christian Church known as?