1.5 A Christian Europe

In the 700s C.E. a dispute over (a)   divided the Easter Orthodox Chuch.

(a)   , a Byzantine missionary, developed an alphabet that Byzantines to bring their religion and culture to the Slavs.

The (a)   was the head of the Roman Catholic Church and claimed to be the ruler of all Christian churches, but the Byzantines rejected his claim.

Devout Christian women in the Eastern Roman Empire who established religious communities were called (a)   .

The Byzantines believed that this person, as God's earthly representative, controlled both the Church and the government.

• emperor

• governor

• pope

• priest

Which was a list of regulations followed in Eastern Orthodox monasteries and convents?

• Benedictine Rule

• Basilian Rule

• Cyrilic Code

• Ethelbert Code

The (a)   developed their own Christian Church, which became known as the Eastern Orthodox Church.

Germanic tribes who invaded much of England later united and became known as

• Anglo-Saxons

• Celts

• Serbs

• Slavs

After the Franks successfully defended Italy against invaders, the pope crowned this Frankish king emperor in 800 C.E.

• Basil

• Charlemagne

• Ethelbert

• Gregory I

This pope was a former monk and excellent administrator who tried to bring about reforms in the church.

• Augustine

• Constantine

• Gregory I

• Leo III