Turkey Mosques

The video discusses Constantinople's role as the capital of the Roman Empire in the east and its transformation over time. It highlights the decline in the use of ancient mosques following the abandonment of Mohammedanism as a state religion. The video also explores the vast reach of the Ottoman Empire, which at its height, extended its influence across Asia Minor, North Africa, and Eastern Europe up to Vienna.

What was the role of Constantinople in the Roman Empire?

• It was a major trading hub.

• It was the capital in the east.

• It was a religious center.

• It was a military base.

Why are the ancient mosques in Constantinople no longer filled with worshippers?

• The population moved to other cities.

• They were converted into museums.

• Mohammedanism was discarded as a state religion.

• They were destroyed in a war.

Which regions were part of the Ottoman Empire at its height?

• Only Eastern Europe

• Asia Minor, North Africa, and Eastern Europe up to Vienna

• Asia Minor and North Africa

• Only Asia Minor

What was the religious faith that the Ottoman Empire embraced?

• Christianity

• Hinduism

• Buddhism

• Muslim faith

Which city marked the furthest extent of the Ottoman Empire in Europe?

• Paris

• Berlin

• Vienna

• Rome