Muhammad and his religion
He was the prophet of Islam, delivering the message of god to the Arabic people
Muhammad
These were magnificent buildings in Muslim cities and served as the place of worship for Muslims
Mosques
This was the capital of the Byzantine Empire
Constantinople
(2-part answer) This is the prophet of Christianity and the name of his closest followers
Jesus and the Apostles
This is the greatest Carolingian leader; crowned Emperor of the Romans and extending the empire to its greatest extent
Charlemagne
this is a follower of Islam, or "One who submits"
Muslim
The spiritual and Political leader of the Islamic world
Caliph
This was the name of the leader of the Byzantine (Eastern Orthodox) church
Patriarch
This is the name of the church officials; those who lead within the religion
This is the first German leader to convert to Christianity
Clovis I
The holy book of Islam
Quran
He was the first Caliph of the Islamic world, following the death of Muhammad
Abu Bakr
This emperor created the "body of civil law", a legal text that outlined the laws of the empire, and he successfully reconquered much of the old Roman Empire
Justinian I
This is the name of a clergy member who oversees a Parish
Priest
This is the code of honor that all knights were expected to abide by, including protecting the church, defenseless peoples, and treating women tenderly
Chivalry
The name of Muhammad's pilgrimage from Mecca to Medina with his followers
Hiraj
This was the battle at which the expansion of the Islamic empires into Europe was halted by Charles Martel
Battle of Tours
This is the name of the split in the church that occurred between the Patriarch and the Pope in Rome over the use of Religious icons in ceremony
the First Schism
Missionaries
This is the name of the agreement that existed between Lord and Vassal; that the Lord would provide land and protection, and the Vassal provides military service
Feudal Contract
The followers of Islam who believe only descendants of Muhammad are the true Caliphs of the Islamic world
Shia
This Islamic Empire ruled for 500 years during the "golden age" of Islam
Abbasid caliphate
This was the language and culture of the Byzantine Empire; no longer the Latin of their Roman predecessors!
Greek
This is the name of the leader of a monastery
This is the name of the document signed by King John of England that outline the rights and limits of power on the King of England
Magna Carta