Vocab
Constantinople
History & Timeline
Culture & Legacy
Miscellaneous
100

This term refers to the empire that continued the traditions of the Roman Empire in the East.

What is the Byzantine Empire?

100

This city served as the capital of the Byzantine Empire

What is Constantinople?

100

This major historical event is depicted with images including a Roman soldier and burning buildings.

What is the Fall of Rome?

100

Represented by a book with a cross, this was the dominant religion in the Byzantine Empire

What is Christianity?

100

This famous church in Constantinople is listed as a key term.

What is Hagia Sophia?

200

 A comprehensive collection of laws compiled under Emperor Justinian.

What is the Justinian Code?

200

defensive structures surrounding Constantinople

What are the Walls of Theodosius?

200

According to the timeline, this religious event occurred in 1054 AD.

What is The Great Schism?

200

The Byzantine Empire inherited this system of rules from Rome, symbolized by a gavel and scroll

What is Roman Law?

200

This major imperial residence is located on the map of Constantinople near the Hippodrome.

What is the Grand Palace?

300

This famous church in Constantinople.

What is Hagia Sophia?

300

This term refers to a street within Constantinople.

What is Mese?

300

The earliest date listed on the Early Byzantine Events Timeline.

What is 330 AD?

300

This type of art, created from small pieces, is shown as part of the Roman legacy

What is mosaic?

300

Listed as a power word and part of the infrastructure inheritance from Rome, these structures were used to carry water

What are aqueducts?

400

A large arena used for events like chariot races in Constantinople

What is the Hippodrome?

400

This large public space for entertainment, like chariot races, is located near the Grand Palace.

What is the Hippodrome?

400

This span of years appears as an event on the timeline, potentially related to iconoclasm given the context of icons as power words.

What is 726-843 AD?

400

This term refers to the Eastern branch of Christianity, prominent in the Byzantine Empire

What is Orthodox?

400

This emperor moved the capitol to the east & named it Constantinople.

Who is Constantine?

500

 images or statues of religious figures

What are icons?

500

Merchants from all over Europe ventured to the city to exchange these.

Goods and ideas

500

The presentation welcomes you to a virtual experience of this specific historical era

What is the Medieval Era?

500

While the emperor was the political head, this religious leader is listed as a power word, representing authority in the Christian world.

What is the pope?

500

This person became his childless uncle's influential advisor when he was emperor.

Who was Justinian?