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REVIEW FOR THE QUIZ Please write the answers down as we go through the questions

Please get everything off your desk Today 1.Finish presentations 2.Play review game 3.Work on puzzle review game if time 4.Byz Quiz tomorrow (50pts) 1.On-level: 14 matching; 10 multiple choice; 1 essay 2.Honors: 20 fill in the black; 3 multiple choice; choice of 2 essays

Who moved the capital of Rome to Byzantium?

Constantine

What did Constantine rename the city of Byzantium?

New Rome

What was New Rome renamed?

Constantinople

What is Constantinople called today?

Istanbul

In what country is Istanbul located?

Turkey (not the gobbling kind)

Constantine and Licinius enacted the ________________ which outlawed the persecution of Christians

Edict of Milan

When did the Edict of Milan occur?

313 CE

What religion was Constantine?

Christian

Constantinople was a key location for _____________

TRADE

Constantinople was located on the ____________ ____ ____________ __

Bosporus Strait

Who was Justinian’s wife?

Theodora

What was the name of the collection and explanation of Roman laws used for the Byzantine Empire?

Justinian’s Code

What is the church that Justinian and Theodora built that is still standing today?

Hagia Sophia

What was the language of the people who practiced Christianity in Rome?

Latin

What is another word for a split?

SCHISM

What was the language of the Christians in the East?

Greek

Who was the patriarch in the East who outlawed the use of icons?

Michael Cerularius

Who excommunicated Michael Cerularius?

Pope Leo IX

What year was the Great Schism?

1054

What form of Christianity was established in the East?

Eastern Orthodox

What form of Christianity was formed in the West?

Roman Catholic

Under this emperor, the Byzantine empire experienced a final period of greatness

Basil II

What does Excommunicate mean? (in 2 words)

Without COMMUNion

So what?

As a Christian, you would not be able to go to heaven

What happened in 476?

Rome fell

What happened in 313?

Edict of Milan

What happened in 1453?

Constantinople fell

What religion was the group of people who conquered Constantinople?

Islam