Emperor Justinian
Byzantine Business
Religious Woes!
The great great schism!
Byzantine Falls
100

Who was Justinian's wife?

Theodora

100
  1. What led to the fall of the Byzantine Empire 

  1. Plague  

  1. Wars 

  1. Invasion by the Ottoman Turks 

  1. All the above 

4. All of the above

100

What was the main religion of the Byzantine Empire?

A. Islam
B. Christianity
C. Judaism
D. Hinduism

B

100

What two Churches were born of the Great Schism of 1054?

  1. The Buddhist and Christian Church  

  1. The Baptists and the Presbyterians 

  1.  The Roman Catholic and Protestant

 

  1. The Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Church

100

 In what year did Constantinople fall to the Ottoman Turks?

A. 1066
B. 1215
C. 1453
D. 1492

C. 1453

200

One of Justinian’s greatest accomplishments was 

  1. the creation of trade routes between Asia and Europe. 

  1. establishing plans to recreate the Byzantine army and navy. 

  1. preserving ancient Roman laws, that became known as Justinian’s Code. 

  1. creating a division of the church, known as the Great Schism. 


3. preserving ancient Roman laws, that became known as Justinian’s Code. 

200

The structure below is called ________________ and was rebuilt by ____________________ after a fire. 


  1. Hagia Sophia; Justinian                                              

  1.  Eastern Pike Church; Diocletian 

  1. High Church of Byzantium; Constantine                        

  1. The Vatican; Julius 

Hagia Sophia; Justinian      

200
  1. What reason did many people give for opposing the use of icons in Christian worship?  

  1. This type of art was not very attractive.  

  1. It challenged the authority of the Church leaders.  

  1. It is idol worship which the Ten Commandments in the Bible prohibits. 

  1. These images represented God’s presence in human affairs. 

 

  1. It is idol worship which the Ten Commandments in the Bible prohibits. 

200
  1. Schism can be best described as  

  1. A scheme to take over a city  

  1. A tasty dessert  

  1. A split due to a disagreement

  1. An important meeting 

  1. A split due to a disagreement

200

What powerful new weapon helped the Ottomans breach Constantinople's walls?

A. Catapults
B. Longbows
C. Cannons
D. Greek Fire


C. Cannons

300

An autocrat is someone who is

  1. very interested in automobiles. 

  1. the most powerful ruler in a country. 

  1. part of a group of rulers that share power amongst each other. 

  1. automatically named the ruler after the king/ruler dies.  

 

  1. the most powerful ruler in a country.  

 

300
  1. Which of the following is a major contribution of the Byzantine Empire to global history? 

  1. preservation of Greek and Roman culture 

  1. construction of the pyramids 

  1. spreading Islam to Europe 

  1. invention of writing 

  1. preservation of Greek and Roman culture 

300

Excommunication can be best described as  

  1. A misunderstanding 

  1. A mild case of the plague 

  1. To be kicked out of one's church 

  1. To no longer be able to speak with the emperor 

 

3. To be kicked out of one's church

300

What was the primary purpose of Byzantine art?

A. To decorate homes
B. To entertain people
C. To honor God and teach Christianity
D. To celebrate military victories

C. To honor God and teach Christianity

300

What happened to the Hagia Sophia after the Ottoman conquest?

A. It was destroyed.
B. It was abandoned.
C. It was converted into a mosque.
D. It became a palace.

C. It was converted into a mosque.

400

Which of the following most accurately describes the power of the Byzantine emperors? 

  1. They were autocrats, with strong control over both economic and religious affairs.

  1. They were weak rulers, controlled by the religious authorities. 

  1. They had strong political power but lacked influence over the economy. 

  1. They had little real power, with most authority in the hands of aristocrats. 

  1. They were autocrats, with strong control over both economic and religious affairs.

400

The Hagia Sophia is best defined as 


  1. The daughter of Justinian who took over rafter his death. 

  1. A large Orthodox Catholic Church located in Constantinople/Istanbul. 

  1. The largest cathedral in the world, located south of Rome. 

  1. The new mall that is opening off of I-75. 

2. A large Orthodox Catholic Church located in Constantinople/Istanbul.

400

Which Byzantine building is famous for its beautiful mosaics and large dome?

A. Colosseum
B. Parthenon
C. Hagia Sophia
D. Pantheon

C. Hagia Sophia

400

Which language became widely used in the Byzantine Empire?

A. Latin
B. Greek
C. Arabic
D. French

B. Greek

400

 Which factor contributed to the decline of the Byzantine Empire before 1453?

A. Internal political conflicts
B. Foreign invasions
C. Economic difficulties
D. All of the above

D. All of the above

500
  1. Theodora’s influence in the Byzantine Empire can be best seen in 

  1. Images of her gladiator fights 

  1. The Vulgate Bible 

  1. The building of the Hagia Sofia 

  1. New laws that protected the rights of women

  1. New laws that protected the rights of women

500

 What was a major contribution of the Byzantine Empire?

 A. Development of feudalism
B. Preservation of Greek and Roman knowledge
C. Discovery of America
D. Invention of the printing press

 B. Preservation of Greek and Roman knowledge

500

Who moved the capital of the Roman Empire to Constantinople in 330 CE?

Constantine

500

What is an icon?

A. A type of crown worn by emperors
B. A religious image used for worship or devotion
C. A mosaic floor design
D. A church official

B. A religious image used for worship or devotion

500

After the fall of Constantinople, many Byzantine scholars fled to Western Europe, helping to spread 

A. Feudalism
B. The Renaissance
C. Islam
D. Democracy

 B. The Renaissance

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