Byzantines, Russians, And Turks Interact Flashcards

1
Q

How long did Justinian live?

A

527 to 565

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2
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What areas of the world to Justinian conquer?

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Parts of north Africa, Italy, and Spain

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3
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What kind of ruler was Justinian?

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An absolute monarch

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4
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What three major achievements did Justinian do?

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The creation of the Justinian code, the rebuilding of Constantinople, and the rebuilding of the Hagia Sophia

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5
Q

Where did the Nika

Revolt take place?

A

The hippodrome

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6
Q

How did the government respond to the Nika Revolt?

A

They responded harshly

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7
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Who was Theodora?

A

Shee was Justinian’s wife who advised him not to flee and urged him to change the laws to affect women

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8
Q

How many people died every day during the black plague?

A

10,000

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9
Q

What was the Byzantine Empire like and 1350?

A

It was extremely small

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10
Q

When did the east and west churches split?

A

1054

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11
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What did the Eastern Church become?

A

Eastern orthodox

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12
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What did the Western church become?

A

Roman Catholic

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13
Q

What are icons?

A

An image or like this; a symbol

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14
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Where were icons used?

A

And churches, chapels, historic places, and homes

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15
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What is inverse perspective?

A

Where proportions are usually neglected and the viewer becomes the focal point of the activity

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16
Q

What religion is the city of Kiev take on?

A

Orthodox Christianity

17
Q

Which Russian ruler converted to Christianity?

A

Vladimir

18
Q

How was Kieve’s power tied to Byzantium?

A

Through trade and religion

19
Q

What did Yaroslav the Wise build in Kiev?

A

The first Jay library

20
Q

How long was Mongol occupation in Russia?

A

From 1248 to 1480

21
Q

What happened in 945?

A

Persian armies moved to Baghdad

22
Q

Where did large numbers of Turks known as Seljuks migrate to in the 10th century?

A

The Abbasid Empire

23
Q

When was the Battle of Manzikert?

A

1071

24
Q

What city did the Seljuks choose as their capital city?

A

Isfahan

25
Q

What happens after Malik Shah dies?

A

The Seljuk Empire quickly disintegrates into a loose connection of minor kingdoms

26
Q

When did the Muslims reclaim Jerusalem?

A

1187

27
Q

What is a vizier?

A

The prime minister and a Muslim kingdom or empire

28
Q

Who were the Mongols?

A

A group of nomadic clans along the Asian steppes

29
Q

Who was Hulagu?

A

The grandson of Genghis Kahn

30
Q

Why would Hulagu be interested in the city of Baghdad?

A

It’s a capital city and if he conquers it, it proves his power.

31
Q

Who was Wassaf?

A

A Persian historian

32
Q

How might a Mongolian soldiers’ account to his fighting methods be different from Wassaf’s?

A

It would probably have a tone of victory rather than defeat.

33
Q

What did Hulagu do when he captured Baghdad?

A

He burned down the caliph’s palace and had tens of thousands of people killed. He also had the last caliph executed.

34
Q

Why do you think the Mongols forbade the spilling of sacred blood?

A

They worried it would affect their afterlife or cause bad luck.

35
Q

What was Genghis Kahn and his successors greatest accomplishment?

A

They had the largest land empire in history

36
Q

How long to the Byzantine Empire last?

A

From 330 to 1453; 1400 years