Hune Unit 3 Chapter 12

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Hune Unit 3 Chapter 12

Byzantine Empire
Eastern Rome
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Byzantine Empire Eastern Rome
Constantinople city of Constantine, capital of the Byzantine Empire
Istanbul Constantinople was renamed after the Turks conquered
Justinian I Byzantine ruler that tried to restore the original Roman Empire
Theodora Wife of Justinian I
Belisarius Justinian I's top general that put down citizens in the Nika Revolt
Nika Revolt citizens who opposed the reforms Justinian I was making
Hagia Sophia amazing church, meant Holy Wisdom
Heraclius Byzantine ruler that brought an official end to Roman traditions
mosiac pictures created with tiny colored tiles, stones, or clay
iconoclast people that opposed pictures of saints or The Virgin Mary used in worship
clergy church officials
Orthodox means right thought, split off of the Roman Catholic Church, did not believe in the authority of the pope
Rus/Kiev early Russians that formed along the Dnieper River
Yaroslav the Wise made many cultural and governmental improvements to Kievan Rus
Cyril/Methodius monks, brothers that used the slavonic language to introduce Orthodox to Keivan Rus
Cyrillic Alphabet alphabet used to translate Greek to Slavonic
Russian Orthodox new branch of Orthodox that used the Slavonic language
Vladimir I Russian leader that was baptized a christian, built libraries, schools, and churches
Alexander Nevsky protected Russia from the Swedes and calmed the Mongol threat
Teutonic Knights German knights that wanted to forcefully convert people to Roman Catholicism
Alfred the Great first king of England, united the Anglo-Saxons, drove the Vikings out of the country
Anglo/Saxons early tribes that formed England
Augustine of Canterbury spread Christianity to England
Franks early people who formed France
Clovis King that established France with the Franks
medieval middle ages
Christendom society of Western Europe in which people were linked by Christianity
Gregory the Great increased the authority of the pope's role
monasticism voluntary separation from society to focus of faith
Augustine of Hippo religious scholar that said people should pay less attention to the material word and more attention to God's plan
Benedictine Rule most popular form of monasticism
Celtic Rule more strict form of monasticism than Benedictine
abbot leader of a monestary

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