2. Hosted by Miss Brooks

3. 100 200 400 300 400 East/WestPeopleEventsTerms 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4. Row 1, Col 1 The early Christian communities developed their own leaders to guide them in their faith because…… The churches were far apart

5. 1,2 Who was the archbishop of Canterbury in England who tried unsuccessfully to reunite the Eastern and Western Churches? Anselm

6. 1,3 Why did the crowning of Charlemagne by Pope Leo III harm relations between the Eastern and Western churches? The empire already had an emperor in Constantinople.

7. 1,4 The official teachings of the Church. doctrine

8. 2,1 What was NOT a factor dividing the Western Church from the Eastern Church? Culture Education Politics Theology education

9. 2,2 Where did Pope Paul VI visit to call countries to work toward unity? The United Nations

10. 2,3 Vatican Council II renewed Catholicism and encouraged the Church to …… Dialogue with other Christian churches

11. 2,4 A holy image of Jesus, Mary, or the saints, made of gold leaf and other special materials. icon

12. 3,1 What was the Byzantine Empire’s capital and the center of the Eastern Church? Constantinople

13. 3,2 The Church is a ________, who is the source of all unity and diversity in the Church. Temple of the Holy Spirit

14. 3,3 The year when the schism between Christians in the East and West took place. 1054

15. 3,4 A split between the Western Church and the Eastern Church. schism

16. 4,1 The Western Church and the Eastern Church became physically separated due to…. Germanic invasions and Islamic conquest

17. 4,2 A war in which Christians from the West attacked Constantinople. Fourth Crusade

18. 4,3 A cause of disagreement between the Eastern and Western Churches. papacy

19. 4,4 The Mass celebrated in the Eastern Church. Divine Liturgy

20. 5,1 The Western Church added the Latin word filioque to the Creed to emphasize…. The divinity of Jesus

21. 5,2 The years when the Second Vatican Council took place. 1962-1965

22. 5,3 Where Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras I lifted their churches’ mutual excommunication decrees. Second Vatican Council

23. 5,4 The common language of the Roman Empire. Latin