Rome LT3-4

The Eastern Roman Empire later became known as

• Constantinople

• Istanbul

• New Italy

• Byzantine

Constantinople's location near ________ helped protect it from outside invaders.

• Mountains

• Plateau

• Water

• Space

Who was the most famous Byzantine Emperor?

• Diocletian

• Theodora

• Constantine

• Justinian

What is the Great Schism?

• Split in the Christian Church

• Split of Land

• Split of Money

• A way to convert people

Following the Great Schism, Christians in the West became known as _____________, while Christians in the East became known as _____________.

• Christians

  Muslims

• New Christians

  Old Christians

• Roman Catholic

  Eastern Orthodox

• Heretics

  Non-believers

What were the major accomplishments of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian? (select all that apply)

• Ordered the construction of the Hagia Sophia

• Took back old Roman territories

• Created the Justinian Code

• He invented the cannon

Christians in the West believed that the _________ was the top authority figure over the church.

• Emperor

• Pope
• King
• Bishop

Christians in the East believed in the use of icons (religious images or statues)

• True

• False

The city of ____________ was considered a crossroads for trade which helped it grow extremely wealthy.

• Vandals

• Italy

• Constantinople

• Byzantiium

Leading up to the Great Schism, the Pope excommunicated the Byzantine Emperor, which means...

• The Pope granted the Byzantine Emperor a special blessing.
• The Pope invited the Byzantine Emperor to a council.
• The Pope formally banned the Byzantine Emperor from the Christian Church.

• The Pope praised the Byzantine Emperor for his leadership.