Lesson 4.02 Vocabulary (d-w) Flashcards
The Mongol armies that invaded Europe in 1237 and ruled Russia for over 2 centuries
Golden Horde
Highest church official in a major city
Patriarch
Triangular arm of land that juts from southeastern Europe into the Mediterranean Sea
Balkan Peninsula
Byzantine emperor who organized a collection of laws and later served as a model for Catholic Churches and medieval monarchs
Justinan
Charter that strictly limited royal power of Hungary
Golden Bull 1222
Sparse, dry, treeless grassland
Steppe
The capitol of the eastern Roman empire; capitol of Byzantine and Ottoman empires; now called Instanbul
Constantinople
Brought much of northern Russia under his rule; recovered Russian territory; built the framework for absolute rule
Ivan the Great
Grandson of Ivan the Great; became the first Russian ruler; officially crowned tsar; limited privileges and established absolute rule
Ivan the Terrible
Capitol of medieval Russia and present day Ukraine
Kiev