Rulers
Geography
Architecture
Justinian
Christianity fd
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The first ruler of Constantinople

Constantine the Great

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The sea to the east of Constantinople

Black sea

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They built many of these

Aqueducts

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The mosque that he built

Hagia Sophia

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Pope means this

Latin for Father

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Justinian's wife's name

Empress Theodora

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The mountains north of Constantinople

Carpathians 

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The famous church that's still intact today

Hagia Sophia

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The name of Justinian's law

Justinian's Code

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Once all icons were banned the Christians reacted by

being violent

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Constantine named his new capital city this

Constantinople

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The peninsula that Constantinople is located on

Balkan peninsula 

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The hippodrome was used for this

Chariot races

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Justinian's code was served this many years

900 years

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The priests job was this 

led individual churches

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The name of Constantine's city today

Istanbul

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The group that captured Constantinople

The Turks

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This many people could fit in the hippodrome

100,000

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Justinian came to power by

Reconquering Roman territories lost to the Germanic tribes

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The Christians based all their faith on this

Jesus Christ and the Bible

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The name of the rebellion against Justinian

Nika Riots

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The trade route running through Constantinople

Visigoths

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This Hagia Sophia was built to show this

The importance of the church

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Justinian did this in response to the Nika Riots

He massacred the rioters

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Christians in Western Europe became this

Roman Catholic Church