The emperor Constantine moved the capital of the Byzantine empire west, and named it this, after himself
What is Constantinople
100
A respectable practice of justice, knights followed this code based on their creed of protecting the innocent
What is Chivalry
100
The Geocentric Model of the Universe was created by this man, an Egyptian mathematician
Who is Ptolemy
100
The foundational practices of Islam are also called this,
What are the five pillars
100
What livestock animal existed in the new world before it was discovered by Europeans?
What is NONE - livestock was not native to the new world. Turkey's were the only native animal found in the new world brought back to Europe!
200
Justinian is credited with creating the first centralized body of law, now known as
What is Justinian's Code/Code of Justinian
200
A name for someone in a feudal system who receives land in exchange for loyalty and military service
What is a Vassal
200
The main philosophy of the Renaissance, called this, focused on Human potential and achievement
What is Humanism
200
These two items constituted the majority of trade of medieval african kingdoms
What are Salt & Gold
200
The exchange of the goods paid for by goods received through the trade of another nation is referred to as this, a perfect description for trade between Europe, Africa, and the New World
What is Triangular Trade
300
Justinian created a magnificent church during his reign, named this, for his major contribution to Christianity
What is Hagia Sophia
300
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Scholasticism Question! Listen to Mr. Ewald
The RECONCILIATION of FAITH and REASON
300
The German monk nailed his "95 Theses" to the church door in this city, sparking the Reformation
What is Wittenburg, Germany
300
Medieval Muslims refered to the other monotheistic religions as this, and treated them with kindness and respect
What is "People of the Book"
300
The most devastating effect Europeans had on the new world was this, contributing a higher death count than anything else.
What is disease
400
This meeting, called by Constantine, saw a 'council' of bishops who established fundamental practices and doctrines for Christianity.
What is the Council of Nicaea
400
This institution took administrative responsibilities after the instability of Rome's Fall, quickly rising to be the most powerful institution of the Middle Ages
What is the Church
400
This Reformer was the 1st editor of the New Testament, marking a transition in history of the Bible being translated to common language
Who is Desiderius Erasmus
400
These two important people traveled together on a Hajj, one being the ruler of Mali, and one being a great explorer
Who are Mansa Musa & Ibn Battuta
400
Double Jeopardy! THIS was the only Mesoamerican culture that did not develop a system of writing, but instead a complex system of knots called THIS
What is Inca; Quipus
500
Emperor Justinian led a partial restoration of the Roman Empire, called this in Latin, to rebuild and reclaim many Roman lands
What is the Renovatio Imperii
500
This philosopher was a major proponent of Scholasticism, having written his main work defending the philosophy of the middle ages
Who is St. Thomas Aquinas
500
DOUBLE OR NOTHING: Once the Bible was translated to the common language, or THIS, Martin Luther was able to communicate his main message, which was THIS
What is VERNACULAR, INTERPRET THE BIBLE FOR THEMSELVES
500
TRIPLE OR NOTHING!!! Name up to THREE of the five pillars of Islam AND their correct meaning.
Shahada - Declaration of Faith
Salat - Prayer 5x Daily
Zakat - Alms for the poor
Sawm - Fast during Ramadan
Hajj - Pilgrimage to Mecca
500
TRIPLE OR NOTHING!!! THIS terrible movie, starring Nicholas Cage, is based off the advanced calendar from THIS Mesoamerican Civilization. THIS mesoamerican civilization had a similar calendar, though not nearly as famous.