Great Schism, Black Plague, and Crusades

All of the following were controversies between the Church of Rome and the Byzantine Church EXCEPT —

• the language of the Church

• the role of women in the Church

• the role of the Pope

• the religious icons

The major cause of the split between the Roman Catholic Church and the Greek Orthodox Church was the —

• belief in the doctrine of the New Testament

• use of the Ten Commandments to guide behavior

• use of religious icons in church services

• belief in one God versus many gods

The split of the Christian church into two churches was known as the —

• Crusades

• Eastern Split

• Roman Crusade

• Great Schism

Where was the center of the Eastern Orthodox Church?

• Rome

• Moscow

• Constantinople

• Jerusalem

Which language was used by the Byzantine Church?

• Italian

• Greek

• Latin

• Russian

What caused the Schism, the split that divided the Christian religion into the Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox Churches?

• the role of women in the Church

• a dispute over the authority of the Pope over icons

• the influence of the emperor

• the use of private homes as churches

What is the title of the head of the Roman Catholic Church?

• King

• Pope

• Tsar

• Emperor

What was one result of the Great Schism between the Roman Catholic Church and the Greek Orthodox Church?

• Roman Catholics Christians became iconoclasts.

• The Patriarch of Constantinople led the Greek Orthodox Church.

• People lost respect for the Church turned away from Christianity.

• The Pope was the highest authority for all Christians.

Who moved the capital of Rome to Byzantium and renamed it "New Rome" (later Constantinople)?

• Justinian
• Constantine 
• Charlemagne
• Leo III

Who was the leader of the church in the Byzantine empire?

• The pope
• The patriarch
• The emperor
• The people