GERMANIC TRIBES. END OF THE WESTERN ROMAN EMPIRE
BYZANTINE EMPIRE
ISLAM
HODGEPODGE
100

What word did the Romans use to refer to foreign peoples?

Barbarians

100

Who was the Byzantine emperor in the 6th century?

Justinian

100

Who is the prophet of Islam?

Muhammad

100

What language did the Byzantines speak?

greek

200

In what year was the Roman Empire divided into East and West?

395

200

What type of art did the Byzantines use to decorate walls and ceilings?

mosaics

200

What are the Five Pillars of Islam?

Faith, prayer, pilgrimage, fasting, charity

200

What was the name of the empire that succeeded the Roman Empire in the east?

Byzantine empire

300

Which Germanic groups conquered the eastern part of Britain?

Angles, Jutes, and Saxons.

300

What movement opposed the worship of religious images?

Iconoclasm

300

Which family took control after Ali’s assassination?

Umayyad

300

What was the role of the Caliph in the Islamic Empire?

Political and religious leader

400

What event made the Germanic tribes a threat in the 3rd century AD?

The economic and social crisis of the Roman Empire.

400

What were some typical characteristics of Byzantine art?

Flat figures, bright colors, frontal poses.

400

In which battle were the Muslim military advances in Europe stopped?

Battle of Poitiers, 732

400

Describe the societal role of women in early Islamic culture.

Subordinate to men, responsible for household duties, with limited public roles.

500

What consequence did the emperor’s death in 476 AD have for the Western Roman Empire?

The end of the Western Roman Empire.

500

Explain the significance of the East-West Schism of 1054.

It was a religious split between the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church, with each recognizing different leaders: the Pope in the West and the Patriarch of Constantinople in the East.

500

Describe the significance of the Hegira in Islam.

Marks the beginning of the Muslim calendar and Muhammad's migration to Medina.

500

Analyze the reasons behind the Germanic tribes' invasions of the Roman Empire.

Economic hardship, pressure from other tribes, and seeking new territories.

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