Flashcards: Timeline Terms: Fall of Rome to the Renaissance.

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all the terms on the timeline we went over in class.

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Flashcards: Timeline Terms: Fall of Rome to the Renaissance.

Justinian
Byzantine Emperor in the 6th. century
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Justinian Byzantine Emperor in the 6th. century
Justinian Code Legal code that was the foundation for Byzantine law for almost 900 years.
Plague of Justinian Outbreak of Bubonic Plague in Byzantium in 6th century
Hagia Sofia Church built in 6th century in the city of Constantinople
Scholastica Nun and sister of St. Benedict
German Christianized Process in which polytheist Germanic peoples converted to Christianity
Charles the Hammer Charles Martel; a french mayor who was a hero to Christians in Europe.
Charlemagne Frankish King who expands empire and take the title of Emperor.
Invasions of Europe Magyars, Muslims, and Vikings invaded Europe during the Middle Ages.
Treaty of Verdun Document which split Charlemagne's Empire into three pieces.
Christianity Splits Disputes over doctrine lead to two churches: Catholic in the west and Orthodox in the East.
Malik Shah considered the greatest Seljuk (or Turkish) sultan
Pope Urban II Christian leader who called upon Europe to retake Holy Lands.
Notre Dame Gothic Cathedral built in Paris during the 12th & 13th centuries
The Crusades A series of military campaigns to retake the Holy Lands from Muslim control.
Holy Roman Empire the strongest political state in Europe from 936 to 1100.
Eleanor of Aquitaine Married both a french and English king. Mother of Richard I.
Richard I English King known as the 'Lion-Hearted' for his bravery during the Third Crusade.
Saladin Muslim leader who retook Jerusalem from European forces.
Henry II Father of Richard II and a king of England.
Genghis Khan Mongolian general who conquered massive territories in Asia.
Magna Carta 'Great Charter' set legal limits to the King of England's power.
Thomas Aquinas Christian scholar who lived in the 13th century.
The Black Death Outbreak of Bubonic Plague in Europe
Hundred Years War Conflict between England and France during the 14th & 15th century
Joan of Arc Teenage girl who helped defeat English forces.
Reconquista When Spanish forces drove Muslims from Spain
Ivan III First Czar of Russia; he wanted to create a new Roman Empire

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