A New Empire
Justinian I
Faith New & Old
Golden Age to Crusades
Byzantine Fall
100

Originally known as Byzantium, this capital city of the Roman empire was renamed after its emperor.

What is Constantinople?

100

The Eastern Roman Empire took on this nickname.

What is the Byzantine Empire?

100

On the Arabian Peninsula, this man living in Mecca created a new religion.

Who is Muhammad?

100

The empire became wealthy through this activity throughout Asia, Europe, and Africa.

What is trade?

100

Turks who adopted Islam and invaded the Middle East were sometimes called by this name.

What are the Ottomans?

200

This law enacted by Constantine legalized Christianity.

What is Edict of Milan?

200

Justinian's undefeated general.

Who is Belisarius?

200

It is a book containing Muhammad's revelations.

What is the Qur'an (Koran)?

200

Religious campaigns started by the pope of the Roman Church to regain the city of Jerusalem.

What are the Crusades?

200

By 1371, the Ottomans had conquered all the Byzantine Empire except this city.

What is Constantinople?

300

If you felt compelled to defend "right belief", you might be a member of this church.

What is Orthodox?

300

A riot that people started because of Justinian's high taxes and disrespect of other's privileges.

What is the Nika Revolt?

300

Followers of the religion of Islam.

Who are Muslims?

300

In this Crusade only, the crusaders successfully regained Jerusalem.

What is the first Crusade?

300

This disease weakened all of Europe during the 1300s.

What is the Black Death?

400

Bishops held this meeting to define what Christians should believe about each person of the Trinity.

What is the Council of Nicaea?

400

Open-air stadiums for sports or social events.

What are hippodromes?

400

The name of the one god according to Muhammad.

Who is Allah?

400

During this Crusade, crusaders attacked cities that the pope did not intend to attack, and ultimately led to the fall of Constantinople.

What is the fourth Crusade?

400

Weapon used by the Ottomans to conquer Constantinople in 1453.

What are cannons?

500

This emperor permanently divided the empire into the Western Roman Empire and Eastern Roman Empire.

Who is Theodosius I?

500

The most famous church structure built under Justinian's rule.

What is the Hagia Sophia?

500

Leo III thought that these sacred images of Christ, Mary, the saints, and other subjects were idols.

What are icons?

500

Some Byzantines escaped to organize a new empire located in this capital city in Asia Minor.

What is Nicaea?

500

The sultan was the leader of this people group.

What are the Ottomans?

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