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Byzantine and Islam Terms for Terms Quiz

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Constantinoplecaptial of the Byzantine Empire, it was a great location for trade and easy to defend
Justinianmost famous Byzantine Emperor, he organized the Byzantine Law Code, expanded trade and reconquered the Western territories
Justinian's Codeseries of laws created and organized in the Byzantine Empire
Mosaicspictures made of painted or dyed tiles
Iconsreligious images used for worship. Their use was controversial as some believed it to be idolatry
Hagia Sophiaa famous domed church in Byzantine
Great Schismdivision between the followers of Christianity into 2 separate branches
Orthodox Churchbranch of Christianity that was centered in the East, followed the Patriarchs instead of the Pope, used Greek in their services and allowed priests to marry
Catholic Churchbrach of Christianity that was centered in Rome, led by the pope, used latin in their services and required priests to be celibate
Popeleader of the Catholic Church
Patriarchleader of the Orthodox Church
Slavsgroup of people in Eastern Europe and Russia that adopted Orthodox Christianity from the Byzantine Empire
St. CyrilByzantine missionary who taught the Slavs Christianity and created an alphabet for the Slavs to use (Cyrillic).
Ottoman Turksgroup of Muslims from Asia Minor that eventually conquered the Byzantine Empire and Constantinople
Islammonotheistic religion that is related to Judaism and Christianity but believes that Muhammad is Allah's most important prophet
Muhammadfounder of Islam, he is considered to be Islam's most important prophet
5 pillarsthe key duties and beliefs of Islam. (monotheism, prayer, alms, fasting and hajj)
Meccaholiest city for Islam, it is the site of the Kaa'ba.
Medina1st city to adopt Islam, it is Islam's second holiest site.
Alicousin of Muhammad who eventually became Caliph, after his death Islam was split into 2 branches
Caliphleader of the Muslim community after the death of muhammad
Sunni Islambranch of Islam that believes the Caliph can be anyone from the Muslim community
Shia Islambranch of Islam that believes the Caliph should be a descendant or relative of Muhammad
The QuranIslam;s holy book, it is believed to be a collection of messages from Allah revealed to Muhammad
The Kaa'baSite in Mecca dedicated to Allah. Muslims direct their prayer towards this site.


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