What is Constantinople called today?

Who brought peace to Byzantium in the 9th century CE?

Which of the following people in Viking’s hierarchical society controlled smaller groups of people and lands?

Which of the following cities in Italy is made up of over one hundred small islands and Instead of streets and cars, the city uses small rivers and boats to move around?

What do Romans refer to people who are not like their ways, customs, laws and outward appearances.

Who are these people from an area called Scandinavia that pirated, raided and traded from their Northern European homelands across wide areas of Europe?

In which battle did emperor Valens was killed where in Goths stormed the city of Rome and carried away great of the city’s wealth?

Basil II became emperor in 976 CE, he focused on defeating enemies. After many hard-fought battles. In which Battle they finally defeated the Bulgarians?

Which of the following people did the hardest work of the farms during the Viking’s hierarchical society?

What event damaged agriculture and trade during Justinian I’s reign?

Which of the following soldiers protected the Byzantine Empire’s seas and the only real navy the empire had?

Which of the following Barbarians conquered the Roman province of Africa, which is now present-day Tunisia, Algeria, and Libya?

The Huns took control most of Western Europe, including France and Spain during the fall of the Roman Empire.

The Byzantine Emperor Alexios I Komnenos signed a treaty with France in exchange for the Venetians’ help against the Normans.

In the early centuries of the Common Era, the Roman Empire was the largest empire in the world.

Within a decade, the Huns, led by Attila, conquered the eastern territories of the Empire, establishing a kingdom, where Hungary, Slovakia, and Romania are today.

Galleys were very large, with more than one hundred oarsmen moving it through the water. Armed soldiers stood on the main decks of the ships, ready to battle pirates, enemy ships, and other dangers.

One of their architectural innovations. The longhouse, a long, boat-shaped house made of wood and stone, with a hard earth floor, a wooden door, and a roof made of straw or hay.

Then Basil I became emperor in 867 CE, art and literature flourished. The movement was similar to the Golden Age of Islamic Culture that was happening in the Middle East.