Byzantine, Islam & Russia Review-Part I

He became emperor of Rome in 312 A.D./C.E., legalized Christianity in 313 A.D./C.E. and moved the capitol of Rome to Constantinople in 330 A.D./C.E.

• Augustus
• Hadrian
• Constantine
• Nero

• the Plague
• Islam
• Judaism
• the Crusades

Which empire was best known for libraries that preserved ancient Greek and Roman knowledge?

• Mongol
• Gupta
• Chinese
• Byzantine

Division of Sunni and Shi'a sects, conquest of Jerusalem and the defeat at the Battle of Tours were turning points in 

• Judaism 
• Christianity
• Taoism
• Islam

• Column 1--centered in Rome
  
• Column 2--centered in Constantinople
  
• Column 1--Accepted the authority of the Patriarch
• Column 2--Used Greek language in liturgy
  

What is the name of the Islamic holy book?

• Vedas
  
• Torah
  
• Quran
  
• Analects
  

• making Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire
  
• stopping the Islamic conquest of Western European territories
  
• reconquering territory that once belonged to the Roman Empire
  
• defeating an invading army of Ottoman Turks  

• Roman soldiers
  
• Islamic traders
  
• Egyptian pharaohs
• Sumerian bureaucrats
  

• Mosque of Djenne; 1
  
• Pantheon; 2
  
• Hagia Sophia; 3
  
• Dome of the Rock; 4
  

• Ottoman Empire; Byzantine Empire
• Roman Empire; Alexander’s Empire
• Persian Empire; Mongol Empire
• Babylonian Empire; Egyptian Empire