Beliefs
Great Rulers
Conflicts
Constantinople
100

The name of the church

What is the Eastern Orthodox Church?

100

The first emperor of the Byzantine Empire

Who is Constantine?

100

What two churches were at conflict?

Roman Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodox Church

100

Why did Constantine choose the location for Constantinople?

It was easy to defend.

200

The two names for the eastern and western church

Roman Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodox Church

200

Who was one of the greatest Byzantine emperors?

Justinian I

200

What did the conflict lead to?

A permanent split between the Eastern Orthodox Church and Roman Catholic Church

200

What were a few things that made Constantinople more advanced than in western Europe?

Sewer system, hospitals, homes for elderly, orphanages

300

The rank next to the emperor in matters of religion

What is the patriarch?

300

What is Justinian most famous for?

Creating a systematic body of law

300

What brought Medieval Europe and the Byzantine Empire into conflict?

Cultural, political, and religious differences

300

What two chariot teams almost caused destruction to Constantinople?

Chariot teams Blues and Greens.

400

What inspired magnificent works of architecture and art in the Byzantine Empire?

Christian Faith

400

Who during the rioting against Justinian urged him to stay and fight?

Theodora

400

The icon ban

What is iconoclasm?
400

After the rioting, what did Justinian add to be one of the most famous buildings in the world? (Hint: cathedral)

Hagia Sophia

500

What did the Byzantines view the emperor as?

The head of the government and the living representative of God and Jesus Christ

500

What caused the rioting against Justinian and Theodora?

Blues and Greens were upset of the arrests of some of their members

500

What was the last act that permanently split the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church?

Cardinal Humbert excommunicating Cerularsius ordered by the pope and Cerularsius excommunicating the cardinal, despite the patriarch did not have the power to do so.

500

What was the name of the stadium for chariot races?

The Hippodrome