The Great schism and Justinian and Constantinople

What is name for a religious image

• Mosaic
• Icon
• Calligraphy
• Photo

What is it called when you ban someone from the church?

• Excommunication
• Kick Out
• Suspend
• Expel

What is the title of the single Greek Orthodox leader?

• Patriarch

• Pope

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

• Crusades

• Renaissance

• Great Schism

• Eastern Split

What is the Great Schism?

• When Rome split into the east and west due to Constantinople
• Political conflicts and differences in belief split the churches
• A lists of codes to regulate Byzantine life

A major disagreement between the Churches in the East and West was:

• The Pope declared himself the authority over all, including kings and emperors in the East.

• The Patriarch declared himself the supreme leader of all Christians.

• The Byzantine Emperor excommunicated all Christians living in the West.

• Christians living in Rome declared religious war on Orthodox Christianity.

The Great Schism (or split) finally happened when:

• The Pope declared war on the Byzantine emperor.

• The Pope and the Patriarch excommunicated each other.

• The Byzantine invaded Rome.

• The Roman Catholic Church closed all of its churches in the East.

Check all of the following that are correct.

• The Pope was the central authority in the West.

• The Patriarch was appointed as head of the Orthodox Church in the East.

• The Byzantine emperor declared papal authority over the West.

• The Catholic Church was centered in Constantinople.

What two churches did the split cause?

• Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox

• Judaism and Islam

• Catholic and Islam

• Islam and Roman Catholic

Who was the leader for the Roman Catholic church?

• Pope

• Patriarch

• Priest

• King