T/F: As Jesus's popularity grew, the Jewish leadership

believed that Jesus may have come to overthrow the Roman government, threatening their power.

In a political move to win the favor of Christians, ______________, the Roman emperor converted to Christianity. He declared the faith to be a legal religion.

Jesus is also called the ___________, which means "deliverer" of the Jewish nation.

Why do Christians believe Jesus's death was necessary?

After the death of Jesus, 4 of his followers wrote about his life and his teachings known as the _____________.

After the death of Jesus, the ___________ destroyed the city of Jerusalem and scattered it's people. This move helped spread Christianity throughout the Mediterranean.

Jesus was a __________.

Christians celebrate this holiday as the Resurrection of Jesus. After the crucifixion of Jesus it is believed that 3 days later He rose to Heaven.

When the Roman empire split in the 5th and 6th century, the Christian church split in what would be known as the ____________________.

During the Fall of Rome, there was a span of 22 emperors in 50 years that all nearly died from __________.

(Fall of Rome) The Byzantine Empire adopted ______ Christianity, while the Roman Empire adopted we we know know as Roman Catholicism.

(Fall of Rome) What was one similarity between the old Western half of the Empire and new Eastern half?

(Fall of Rome) Why was the Byzantine Empire easier to control?

(Fall of Rome) Rome gained loyalty by absorbing newly conquered people into their empire and making them "Roman" by

(Fall of Rome) Traditionally, historians mark the end of the Roman Empire when

(Fall of Rome) One of Constantine’s reforms was the __________________ which granted religious freedom to groups in the Roman empire

Which of the following problems contributed to the Fall of Rome?

(Fall of Rome) ____________decided the Roman Empire was too large to govern by himself so he divided the Empire into 2 parts.

(Fall of Rome) Emperor ___________declared

Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire.

He banned all religions other than Christianity.

(Fall of Rome) A barbarian commander named

____________ killed the last Roman Emperor and seized

control of the Empire.

T/F. (Fall of Rome) Rome was an enormous slave-holding

state, and this created unemployment in the

lower ranks of society.

T/F. (Fall of Rome) The division between rich

and poor resulted in enhanced cooperation

between the social groups.

After the Western Roman empire fell we go into a period called the “______________”

(Middle Ages rulers)

T/F. The Dark Ages were a time of prosperity for all citizens.

(Middle Ages rulers)

What killed about 60% of Europe’s population during the last century of the Dark Ages?

(Middle Ages rulers)

_______________ was the leader of the Franks, who converted to Christianity during the end of his reign and gained the Pope as a powerful ally.

(Middle Ages rulers)

What is Salic Law?

(Middle Ages rulers)

Followers of Islam are also called ____________.

(Middle Ages rulers & Islam)

_________________ helped expand the Frank empire to encompass most of Western Europe during his reign. He was an ally of the Christian church and forced those he conquered to convert to Christianity.

(Middle Ages rulers)

What does “missi dominici” mean?

(Middle Ages rulers)

Which of the following was a accomplishment of Charlemagne?

(Middle Ages rulers)

After the death of Charlemagne, the ______________ divided his empire into 3 parts.

(Middle Ages rulers)

The _________ was founded during the Middle Ages.

(Medieval World Overview)

The ________ begins because of the Fall of the Roman Empire.

(Medieval World Overview)

Which of the following was an effect of the Fall of Rome in Western Europe?

(Medieval World Overview)

The Roman Empire collapsed as a result of ________ invasions.

(Medieval World Overview)

________ was the political and military system of Western Europe.

(Medieval World Overview)

_______ were the lowest social class.

(Medieval World Overview)

The ________ were responsible for managing the land and providing an army.

(Medieval World Overview)

Manorialism was the ________ system of Western Europe and was based on ________.

(Medieval World Overview)

Alexios Angelos created an alliance with ______ crusaders to depose his uncle.

(Rise and Fall of Byzantine Empire video)

Whose historical work became the foremost source for Byzantine political history during the First Crusade?

(Rise and Fall of Byzantine Empire video)

________________ was a single, uniform code of laws in 4 books which lasted 900 years.

(Frayer Vocabulary)

________________ was the most famous example of Byzantine architecture, it was built under Justinian I and is considered one of the most perfect buildings in the world.

(Frayer Vocabulary)

_______________________ is the official split between the Roman Catholic and Byzantine churches that occurred in 1054.

(Frayer Vocabulary)

________________ is when Constantine made Christianity the primary religion of the Roman Empire.

(Frayer Vocabulary)

______________ is cruel and oppressive government or rule.

(Frayer Vocabulary)

Islam was founded by ______________after receiving a vision from the angel Gabriel.

(Post classical Islam)

The _______________ is the Holy book of Islam.

(Post classical Islam)

How many pillars of faith do Muslims have?

(Post classical Islam)

Disagreements on leadership led to a split of the Islam religion into the ____________ and the ______________.

(Post classical Islam)

Islam is considered a ______________ religion.

(Post classical Islam)

The Mongol empire was the world's largest land-based empire from China to Eastern Europe

The Mongol Empire was established by who?

After the death of Genghis Khan, the Mongolia Empire divided into four (4) khanates.

Which trade route did the Mongols provide safe travels and security to?

When the Mongols conquered a region, they forced people to convert to a new religion.

The Mongols under Hulagu destroyed which Middle Eastern city?

The Mongols conquered which Chinese dynasty?

Kublai Khan established which dynasty in China?

The Mongols spread the Black Death (plague) by conquering different regions and moving through the trade routes.

Where was the Golden Horde established?

This explains the rise and fall of dynasties in Chinese history

Under the Tang and Song dynasties, many things were invented including gunpowder, compass and

Chinese Invention of gunpowder and _______________ greatly affected world history.

After the fall of the Han Dynasty, the Chinese turned away from ___________ and toward ____________.

After four centuries of internal division, China was united in 581 under the

Which belief systems did the founder of the Sui Dynasty turn to unite the empire?

Which major engineering accomplishment was begun during the Sui Dynasty?

Which dynasty followed the fall of the Sui?

The rulers of the Tang Dynasty turned to State Confucianism as a means of centralizing power.

Modern historians believed that Madame Wu set the stage for the Golden Age of Tang Dynasty.