Byzantine empire

part of the Roman Empire that survived the fall of Rome, with its capital at . It developed Eastern Orthodox Christianity and influenced Russia.

• Byzantine Empire

• Ottoman Empire

• Roman Empire

• Byzantine Empire

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A written document called . This was the most comprehensive law code up until that time. It spread Roman legal ideas and principles throughout the western world.

• Code of Hammurabi

• Code of Justinian
• Magna Carta

• Twelve tables

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A church built by the Byzantine empire with a giant dome and tall spires. It has been a Christian and Islam church throughout the years. (a)  

• Hagia Sophia

• St. Peter's Basilica

• Notre Dame

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The separation of the Catholic Church (West) from the Eastern Orthodox churches (East). Took place in 1054 and was caused by disagreements between both church leaders on several issues. Options: (a)   . Answer: (b)   .

• The Great Schism
• The Reformation

• The Crusades

• Diaspora

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A religion that emerged in the Byzantine empire that was separated from the Catholic Church. Had their own Patriarch and decorated the church with icons.

• Protestantism

• Eastern Orthodoxy
• Islam

• Roman catholic church

The Byzantine emperor that reconquered much of the old Roman Empire and most significant is the The Body of Civil Laws or Code of .

• Justinian I
• Constantine

• Augustus

• Julius Caesar

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The capital of the Byzantine empire. Relocated due to its strategic location for trade and safety. 

• Athens
• Rome
• Cairo
• Constantinople

 A nomadic group of Turkish people from Central Asia who emerged as the rulers of the Islamic world in the 13th century. They conquered Constantinople in 1453.

• Seljuks
• Mongols
• Ottomans
• Byzantines

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The capital was located at Constantinople, which was a center for international_____ bringing great wealth to the empire and cultural diffusion.

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The Pope is the head of the Roman Catholic Church

Latin was the main language used by the Church

Priests were not allowed to marry

• Eastern Asia

• Eastern orthodoxy

• Roman catholicism

• Islamist