The Byzantine Empire
Feudal Europe
The Rise of Islam
The Islamic Golden Age
The Crusades
The Viking Age
100

The Eastern Roman Empire became known as this after the Western Roman Empire fell.

What is the Byzantine Empire?

100

The Holy Roman Empire was founded when this Frankish king was crowned by the Pope.

Who is Charlemagne?

100

This prophet is considered to be the founder of Islam.

Who is Muhammad?

100

The Umayyad Caliphate overthrew the Rashidun Caliphate, Muhammad's successors, and was unpopular among Muslims for this reason.

What is the fact that they were less tolerant of other cultures and beliefs?

100

The Crusaders belonged to this denomination of Christianity.

What is Catholicism?

200

Latin was spoken in the Western Roman Empire, and this language was spoken in the East.

What is Greek?

200

This is the more accurate term for the Vikings who raided the Christian kingdoms of Western Europe during the Middle Ages. 

Who are the Norse?

200

The religion of Islam is considered by Muslims to continue the teachings of these two older religions.

What are Judaism and Christianity?

200

This city was the center of the Islamic world during the Islamic Golden Age.

What is Baghdad?

200

This was the main goal of the Crusades.

What is retaking Jerusalem from the Muslims?

200

The "Vikings" launched raids in these watercraft.

What are longships?

300

As the Roman world became more and more divided between its Latin-speaking Western half and its Greek-speaking Eastern half, the Christian religion split into these two denominations.

What are Catholic and Orthodox?

300

This kingdom became independent from the Holy Roman Empire after Charlemagne's death.

What is the Kingdom of France?

300

This denomination of Islam believes that the Muslim community should have been led by a member of Muhammad's family or bloodline.

Who are the Shia?

300

This is why the the period of the Abbasid Caliphate became known as the Golden Age of Islam.

What is a series of groundbreaking scientific and mathematical developments?

300

This Muslim ruler drove back the Crusaders by abolishing the Fatimid Caliphate and uniting the entire Islamic world under the rule of the Ayyubid Caliphate.

Who is Saladin?

300

This is the more accurate term for those who would "go a'viking".

What is the Norse?

400

This Byzantine emperor attempted to restore the glory of Rome by centralizing the empire's provinces and inventing a new code of laws.

Who is Justinian I?

400
Initially divided into several kingdoms, this island nation became one unified kingdom following the Viking raids.

What is the Kingdom of England?

400

Muslims worship at buildings called _____ and their most sacred book is known as the _____.

What are mosques and the Quran?

400

This third Islamic empire/caliphate overthrew the Umayyads and began the Golden Age of Islam.

What is the Abbasid Caliphate?

400

This Shia caliphate caused a split in the Islamic world by splitting off from the Sunni Abbasid Caliphate and establishing its own empire centered in Egypt.

Who are the Fatimids?

500

These two Germanic tribes were partially responsible for the fall of Rome and the collapse of the Western Roman Empire

Who were the Goths and the Vandals?

500

This was the defining characteristic of the feudal system employed by the kingdoms of Western Europe.

What is the fact that peasants did not own land but were forced to work on the estates of the rich?

500

This was the name of the first Islamic empire, which was led by Muhammad's successors.

What was the Rashidun Caliphate?

500

These three scientific and mathematical developments were made by Muslims during the Islamic Golden Age.

Many possible responses.

500

The First Crusade consisted of two waves. This was the result of the first wave.

What is massacring the Jews of Western Europe and then being wiped out immediately upon entering Muslim territory.

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