Government
Important Location
Religion
Achievements
Cause and Effect
100

A Christian religious figure who was able to become powerful do to decentralization in Western Europe

Who is the Pope?

100

A Middle Eastern city known as the holy land to Christianity and Islam. The Seljuk Turks’ invasion of it led to the start of the crusades.

What is Jeruselam

100

A way of describing Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, based on the god they worship

What is monotheism?

100

An influential set of laws created in the Byzantine Empire

Justinian's code

100

The fall of Rome led to the start of…

The Middle Ages

200

A system based around obligations, under which a lord might give a knight a place to live in exchange for protection

What is Feudalism

200

The capital of the Byzantine empire, located at the intersection of Europe and Asia. Considered a crossroads for trade.

What is Constantinople?

200

A form of Christianity practiced in Western Europe, it was led by a pope who had major political influence throughout the region

Catholicism

200

A large church built in Constantinople

What is the Hagia Sophia?

200

Muhammad’s death led to…

The Sunni-Shia split

300

The Byzantine leader known for creating order by creating laws and expanding the size of the empire

Who is Justinian?

300

City known as the birthplace of Islam

What is Mecca?

300

The prophet who is recognized as part of the origins of Judaism, Christianity and Islam

Who is Muhammad?

300

An important contribution to mathematics created under the rule of the Abbasid caliphate

What is algebra?

300

People leaving their manors during the Crusades led to an increase in…

Trade

400

A word to describe the powerful Byzantine government, led by an emperor

What is centralized?

400

City known for being the destination of the Hijrah, which allowed Muhammad to increase his following and begin to build an empire

What is Medina?

400

A permanent split between the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches

What is the Great Schism?

400

Another nickname for the Middle Ages based on the isolation and decline of learning that took place in Western Europe

What are the Dark Ages?

400

Increased interaction between Europe and Asia led to the spread of the…

Black Plague

500

A disagreement over who had the rights to this title, meaning successor to Muhammad, led to the Sunni-Shia split

What is a Caliph?

500

This Caliphate was known for bringing about a golden age, which was on display in its capital, Baghdad

Who are the Abbasids?

500

The largest sect of Islam, which formed based around their support of Abu-Bakr, Muhammad’s father in law

What is Sunni Islam?

500

This caliphate, which ruled the Islamic Empire before the Abbasids was famous for the empire as far as Spain in the West and the border of India in the East

What is the Umayyad Caliphate

500

A disagreement over the worship over religious icons led to…

The Great Schism