Chapter 10 Test

Theodora persuaded Justinian to ignore his advisors who advocated

• fleeing Constantinople

• Burning Constantinople

• Crushing the rebellion of taxpayers

• Annexing Rome

The form of Christianity that developed in the Byzantine Empire became known as

• Eastern Orthodox

• Byzantium

• Roman Catholic

• Western Church

The First country officially to adopt christianity was

• Italy

• Persia

• Armenia

• Georgia

Alexander, Prince of Novgorod, became famous for

• Bringing all the Slavic principalities under

• Defeating the Swedes at the Neva River

• Converting the Eastern Slavs to Catholicism

• Repelling the Tartars at Keiv

In 1054, a schism, or complete break, separated

• Christians and iconoclasts

• Greek & Byzantines

• The South Slavs & Eastern Slavs

• Eastern & Western Churches

After the fall of Constantinople, Moscow became the center of the

• Eastern Orthodox Church

• Kievan Rus

• Ottoman Empire

• Mongol Territories

The Slavic territories along the Dnieper River trade route became known as

• Kievan Rus

• Venetia

• Bosporus

• Novorgod

Georgia's "golden age" occurered during the reign of

• Mesorb

• Tiridates III

• Tamara

• Vartan Mamikonian

The descendants of the West Slavs became the peoples of

• Russia and Slovenia

• The Ukraine & Belarus

• Serbia, Croatia & Bosnia

• Poland, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic

The Byzantines were frequently attacked from the east by

• The Avars

• Germanic Tribes

• The Persians

• The Slavs