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| A ditch filled with water |
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| someone sent to another country by a church to spread its faith |
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| universal, or connected with all people |
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| the wife of the first great Byzantine emperor |
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| How did both traders and scholars affect the Byzantine culture? |
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| they spread the culture after visiting Constntinople |
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| Describe the relationship between the Roman Empire and the Byzantine Empire |
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| The Western Empire of the Roman Empire fell while the Eastern Empire went on as the Byzantine Empire |
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| Beautiful church building |
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| A schism due to differing religious traditions developed between the_____________ |
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| Eastern and Western churches |
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| Russian representatives were impressed by the |
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| a chemical mixture that burned furiously even in water |
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| Why did justinian demand that a group of lawyers rewrite Roman laws? |
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| The laws were confusing and disagreed with each other |
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| The major reason for the short life of the Byzantine Empire was? |
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| constant attack by invaders |
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| Because each leader controlled his own church the church_______________ |
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| survived competition from other religions |
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| Justinian gained absolute power after? |
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| He crushed the rebellion of A.D.532 |
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| The pope in Rome refused to take orders from the Byzantine emperor. What increased the emeror's control over his subjects? |
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| What caused the Eastern and Western churches to offically divide? |
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| Whose power would have been challenged most if the Great Schism had been avoided and Christianity had been reunited instead? |
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| the pope and the Byzantine emperor |
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| Missionaries brought their religion to Slavic lands. What else did they bring with them? |
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| What was Justinian's main purpose? |
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| resoring Rome's lost empire |
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| The bishop in Rome claimed complete authority over the _____________ |
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| What were some of the benefits of having Constantinople, rather than Rome as the capitol of the Roman Empire? |
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closer to the crossroads of traderoutes it was on a peninsula it was easier to defend |
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| What preserved Roman legal traditions that are the base of some nations modern laws? |
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| Who considered himself the authoritative head of the Church based on the teachings of Jesus Christ? |
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| In what way did the church-state relations in the Byzantine Empire limit the power of the patriarch? |
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| The Emperor was considered appointed by God and could remove the patriarch if he disliked him |
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What were the advantages of having the many different Roman laws organized into the Justinian Code? |
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laws found more easily everyone in the empire had the same set of laws Got rid of overlapping laws |
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