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Chora Church

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Church that was built as a monastery in the Eastern Roman empire that was dedicated to Jesus; has since become a mosque

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Church that was built as a monastery in the Eastern Roman empire that was dedicated to Jesus; has since become a mosque

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chora church

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Council of florence/ferrera

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Council of Florence: 17th ecumenical council
Question of papal supremacy
Council of ferrera: Attempt to bridge schism between Catholic and orthodox churches (about pope)

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Crusade of Varna 1444

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Unsucessful military campaign mounted by multiple European powers to halt Ottoman expansion

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Cyril (Constantine) and Methodius

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Two Byzantine missionaries to the Slavs, responsible for large Slavic conversion also translated the Bible to the Slavic languages

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Empire of Nicaea

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Successor kingdom of the Byzantine they join the Seljuks to fight the Mongols (they lost)

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Epirus

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North Mainland of greece; one of the 3 successor kingdoms

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Filioque

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Added part of the Nicene creed, incorporated by the catholic church, rejected by the orthodox church;
refers to the Son with the Father as one shared origin of the Holy Spirit (and from the Son)
contributes to Great Schism

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The First Crusade (1095)

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Goal was to recover Jerusalem from Muslim rule
the Seljuk takeover of the region threatened the local Christian population
Crusade began when Alexios I Komnenos asked for help from Pope Urban II who called for Christians to undertake an armed pilgrimage to Jerusalem

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The Fourth Crusade (1204)

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Pope Innocent III called upon the crusade against the Egyptian sultanate in an attempt to get the holy land; the crusaders army sieged Zara and sacked Constantinople with Venice’s help and then displaced the Byzantine empire’s government and established the Latin kingdom of Constantinople

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Galata

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A Genoese colony; has the Galata tower, a large citadel, which can be utilized in battle

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Council of Florence: 17th ecumenical council; took place during the rise of the Ottoman empire
Question of papal supremacy
Council of ferrera: Attempt to bridge schism between Catholic and orthodox churches (about pope)

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Council of florence/ferrera

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Unsucessful military campaign mounted by multiple European powers to halt Ottoman expansion

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Crusade of Varna 1444

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Two Byzantine missionaries to the Slavs, responsible for large Slavic conversion also translated the Bible to the Slavic languages

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Cyril (Constantine) and Methodius

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North Mainland of greece; one of the 3 successor kingdoms

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Epirus

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Added part of the Nicene creed, incorporated by the catholic church, rejected by the orthodox church; refers to the Son with the Father as one shared origin of the Holy Spirit (and from the Son)
contributes to Great Schism

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Filioque

17
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Goal was to recover Jerusalem from Muslim rule; the Seljuk takeover of the region threatened the local Christian population
Crusade began when Alexios I Komnenos asked for help from Pope Urban II who called for Christians to undertake an armed pilgrimage to Jerusalem

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The First Crusade (1095)

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Pope Innocent III called upon the crusade against the Egyptian sultanate in an attempt to get the holy land; the crusaders army sieged Zara and sacked Constantinople with Venice’s help and then displaced the Byzantine empire’s government and established the Latin kingdom of Constantinople

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The Fourth Crusade (1204)

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A Genoese colony; has the Galata tower, a large citadel, which can be utilized in battle

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Galatia

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Empire of Nicaea