Global Quarter 3 Exam

Justinian

• Landowner

• It was the most splendid church in the Christian world.

• Peasant who could not lawfully leave the place where he or she was born

• Powerful ruler of Byzantine Empire

Justinian Code

• Body of Roman law collected and organized by Justinian around A.D.534

• Founder of the Mughal Empire

• swellings caused by the bubonic plague

• Code that samurai lived by—”the way of the warrior”

Hagia Sophia

• It was the most splendid church in the Christian world.

• Mongol leader and Chinese emperor

• a trial held by the Catholic Church to get rid of heretics

• He wrote "The Prince", a guidebook of how to be a prince.

Patriarch

• Person receiving a fief from a lord

• A banking family, they had branch offices throughout Italy and in the major cities of Europe.

• Leader of the Eastern church

• Great Charter, which guaranteed certain basic political rights

Excommunication

• Warrior-chieftains

• Formal declaration that someone is no longer

  a member of the Church

• Mongol leader and Chinese emperor

• “Mongol Peace,” a period from mid-1200s to mid-1300s

Middle Ages

• An intellectual movement that focuses on human potential and achievements.

• Land granted by a lord to a vassal

• Style of architecture of the cathedrals during the Middle Ages

• Period of European history from 500 to 1500

Charlemagne

• Powerful Frankish ruler who built a huge empire

• the area of Palestine held spiritually important to Christians, Muslims, and Jews

• separated from other people in order to prevent the spread of disease

• Emphasis on a person as an individual rather than part of a group.

Lord

• Leader who brought together the Mongol clans

• Mughal ruler with a genius for cultural blending, military conquest, and art

• Landowner

• Person receiving a fief from a lord

Fief

• Land granted by a lord to a vassal

• Leader who brought together the Mongol clans

• swellings caused by the bubonic plague

• Means rebirth, and in context it refers to a revival of art and learning.

Vassal

• a belief that contradicted the teachings of the Church

• Person receiving a fief from a lord

• Peasant who could not lawfully leave the place where he or she was born

• the area of Palestine held spiritually important to Christians, Muslims, and Jews