WorksheetsThird 9 Weeks Review
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
According to Christian beliefs, what is true about Jesus?
military leader
Son of many gods
Messiah
prophet
Who is credited with the spread of Christianity throughout the Mediterranean basin?
Asoka's missionaries
Paul and the apostles
Muhammad and his followers
Charlemagne and his army
Who was the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity?
Augustus Caesar
Justinian
Julius Caesar
Constantine
As the power of government of the Western Roman Empire declined, whose power and influence grew?
Senate
plebeians
Church
provinces
Who legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire?
Constantine
Diocletian
Theodosius
Augustus
__________ is to Byzantium as Hammurabi's Code is to Mesopotamia.
Ten Commandments
Justinian's Code
Twelve Tables
Five Pillars
What city is located at a crossroads of trade, distant from Germanic invasions and on a peninsula?
Rome
Jerusalem
Mecca
Constantinople
What was the split of the Christian Church into two churches called?
Great Divide
Eastern Split
Great Schism
Division of Christianity
Who eventually conquered Constantinople?
Persian Empire
Frankish Empire
Ottoman Empire
Holy Roman Empire
Donatism is the belief that
clergy who renounced Christianity were ineligible and invalid
excommunication was irreversible.
repentance could restore clergy to fully authority in the church
Clergy was acceptable once they renounce the christian Church.
Who codified Roman law and reconquered former Roman territories?
Belisarius
Constantine
Diocletian
Justinian
What was the purpose if this structure during the Byzantine Empire?
a mosque for Byzantine Muslims
a palace for Byzantine emperors
a church for Orthodox Christians
a monastery for Orthodox monks
What religion was centered in Rome, led by the Pope and liturgy was in Latin?
Roman Catholicism
Islam
Eastern Orthodoxy
Zoroastrianism
What civilization created mosaics like this?
Islamic Empire
Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
Ottoman Empire
Which religion was centered in the eastern Roman Empire, led by the patriarch and the liturgy was in Greek?
Islam
Russian Orthodoxy
Eastern Orthodoxy
Roman Catholicism
Russian religion, alphabet and architecture was influenced by what civilization?
Scandinavian
Roman
Byzantine
Greek
Which civilization influenced this style of Russian architecture?
Muslim
Byzantine
Chinese
Roman
Who was the founder of Islam?
Siddhartha Gautama
Jesus of Nazareth
Zoroaster
Muhammad
Who developed this alphabet?
Phoenicians
Sumerians
Cyrill
Christian monks
Which language spread along with Islam?
Arabic
Latin
Slavic
Persian
What does this map show the spread of?
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
Roman Empire
What language was used in the Christian liturgy in this part of the Roman Empire?
Arabic
Greek
Latin
Roman
Which language was used in Christian liturgy in this part of the Roman Empire?
Greek
Arabic
Latin
Italian
From what area of Europe did the Vikings come from?
Russia
Asia
Byzantine
Scandinavia
What best describes the religious practices of the Vikings?
They worshiped many gods like Thor but eventually converted to Christianity
They rejected the existence of all gods
They worshiped their chieftains as gods.
They were polytheistic and remained that way.
What group settled in the shaded region on the map?
Magyars
Vikings
Russians
Saxons
What group settled in the shaded region of this map?
Angles
Franks
Magyars
Celts
What effect did the Germanic invasions have on Western Europe?
Weakened feudalism
Strengthened feudalism
Caused migrations to Central Asia
Stopped the spread of Islam
Norman Conquest, Common Law, Magna Carta: which nation-state does this refer to?
France
England
Spain
Russia
This is the architectural contribution of what civilization?
Roman
Greek
Byzantine
Islamic
Who led the Norman Conquest in 1066?
Hugh Capet
Henry II
William the Conqueror
Harold of Wessex
Who established the French throne and centered control around Paris?
Ivan III
Philip IV
Louis VII
Hugh Capet
Who united most of Spain, expelled the Moors and Jews and completed the Reconquista?
Ferdinand and Isabella
Prince Henry
Peter the Great
Ivan III
What was a result of the Crusades?
end of the Muslim religion
Reunification of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches
Increased mistrust between Christians and Muslims
Religious tolerance in Western Europe
What was one reason Pope Urban gave that a young man might want to join a Crusade?
He would go to heaven
He would be doing the Pope a favor
It was the Christian thing to do
He would get paid to go
How was the Black Plague brought to Western Europe?
by invaders
Crusades
through migration
trade routes
What was an effect of the Bubonic Plague?
populations increased
ended feudal obligations
trade increased
influence of the Church increased
Who worked in monasteries and started universities?
church scholars
priests
nobles
merchants
What does this Byzantine art focus on?
secular subjects
religious icons
astrological signs
geometric shapes
Which bodies of water most likely contributed to the spread of the Byzantine culture into Eastern Europe and Russia?
Adriatic and Aegean
North and Black
Baltic And Black
Mediterranean and North
The map above shows the division of which two religions?
Islam and Christianity
Orthodoxy and Islam
Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy
Judaism and Zoroastrianism
What empire does the map above represent?
Byzantine
Persian
Roman
Islamic
According to the map, where was the Muslim advance into Europe stopped?
Toledo
Paris
Tours
Cordoba
What was a negative result of the Crusades?
Increased mistrust between Muslims and Christians
The end of the Muslim religion
religious toleration in Western Europe
Reunification of the church of Rome and the Orthodox church
Whose marriage united most of Spain and began the Reconquista?
Henry and Eleanor
Victoria and Albert
Louis and Antoinette
Ferdinand and Isabella
Who overthrew the Mongol rule,created an independent Russia, and centralized power in Moscow?
Peter the Great
Ivan the Great
Vladimir
Stalin
Who expelled the Moors and Jews from Spain?
Anne and John
Ferdinand and Isabella
Elizabeth and Henry
William and Mary
Ramadan, hajj, and alms are references to what?
Ten Commandments
Five Pillars
Code of Hammurabi
Twelve Tables
From which culture did the Muslims adapt their numerical system?
Byzantine
India
Greece
Rome
What was the Major Cause for the division of Islam into two sects?
disagreement over the successor of Muhammad
disagreement over the writing of the Qur'an
internal fighting over strategies for taking lands in Europe
Questioning the Leadership of the Sunni tribes
Algebra, geography, Arabic numerals and universities are contributions of which civilization?
Roman
Byzantine
Persian
Islamic
Where was the Moors place of origin?
England
France
Scandinavia
Spain
Between 500 and 800 A.D., which group emerged as the dominant power in Western Europe?
Saxons
Huns
Vikings
Franks
In the Church, who served the religious and social needs of the people?
Pope
church scholars
priests
monks
What served as a basis for most European legal systems?
Pravda Ruskia
Common Law
Code of Justinian
Chinese government principles
