Byzantine Empire
Islam
Byzantine Empire 2
Byzantine Empire 3
100

The city of __________ had a good location for trade and defense.

Constantinople

100

A follower of Islam

muslim

100

Heraclius organized the land into zones called _____ that were guarded by peasant soldiers who lived there.

themes

100

nomadic person who did not speak Greek or Latin and who did not adopt Roman culture

barbarian

200

After Justinian’s time, the Byzantine army grew weaker because it used many ____________.

mercenaries

200

His revelations developed into the religion of Islam.

Muhummed 

200

Muslims consider three cities to be sacred: Jerusalem, Medina, and _____.

Mecca

200

open-air stadium for sporting and social events

hippodrome

300

_______ became an important product of the Byzantine Empire after Byzantine spies stole the secret of ______ production from the Chinese.

Silk

300

The Islamic name for god

Allah

300

The three main factors that helped Leo III defeat the Muslim attack on Constantinople were a plague, a cold winter, and _____.

greek fire

300

sacred image representing Christ, Mary, the saints, or other sacred objects

icon

400

Barbarians easily invaded the Western Roman Empire after the capital was moved from Rome to _____.

Constantinople

400

Muhammad’s message of one god was at first unpopular in Mecca because it threatened the ______worship that brought prosperity to the city.

idol

400

He led an army that reclaimed lands lost by the Western Roman Empire.

Belasarius

400

those who support traditionally accepted principles of the faith

orthodox

500

_____ convinced Justinian to stay and fight against the Nika Revolt.

Theodora

500

How did the location of Mecca contribute to the development of Islam?


Its position along trade routes brought new ideas and religious beliefs.

500

He called the Council of Nicaea to discuss the doctrine of the Trinity.

Constantine

500

foreign soldier hired to fight for a country

Mercenary

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