in comparison to Byzantium, latin christendom before 1000 ce was
a localized society
what advantage did the byzantine empire have that enabled it to survive as a political entity for a thousand years longer than the wester part of the roman empire
a stonger military
which of the following was a long term impact of the crusades in europe
spain, sicily, and baltic region permanently joined the world of western christendom
disagreement over which of the following contributed to the split between the roman catholic church and the eastern orthodox church
veneration of icons
features of the byzantine empire did the new civilization of Kievan Rus adopt
political ideals of imperial control of the church
an example of the byzantine empires influence on eurasia
transmission of ancient greek learning to western Europe of the islamic world
europe after the fall of the roman empire, what system emerged that emphasized the reciprocal ties between a king and his vassals, and between a lord and his serfs?
feudalism
following describes the situation in western europe after the collapse of the roman empire in 476
long distance trade was limited to italy
evidence of the expansion and growth of european civilization during high middle ages
increase in long distance trade
how did economic growth and urbanization during the high middle ages affect women in western europe
women practiced trades and sometimes trained female apprentices
characterizes the spread of christianity throughout western europe from 500 to 1000
earlier cultural practices were absorbed into the Christian tradition
technological changes in what field limited women's opportunities in western europe by 15th century
weaving
besides islam, which of the following was also a target of western european crusaders
eastern orthodox christianity
during period from 1000 to 1300 the rulers in which region held the least power
western europe
example of european innovation made possible by borrowing technologies from other civilization
use of gunpowder in cannons
contributed to the decline of christiantity in asia and africa by 1500
spread of islam
describes the situation of christian communities in the middle east and north africa from 650 to 1300
shrinking communities of second class subjects
outside of europe, the strongest presence of christiantity from 500 to 1300 was in
ethopia
an example of how christianity was reinterpreted as it spread throughout asia and africa
jesus sutras
event in 13th century influence the egyptian state change in attitude toward its christian subjects from tolerance to prosecution
the crusades
describes feature of byzantine empire
emperor claimed to be gods representative on earth
brought byzantine empire to an end
capture of constinopole by ottoman empire
greater influence on eastern orthodox christianity than on roman Catholicism
greek philosophical concepts
11th century the religious culture of the byzantine empire had a significant impact on
slavic speaking peoples in balkans and russia
describes the process of conversion to eastern orthodox christianity in Kievan rus?
was a freely made decision on the part of prince vladmir of kiev who chose eastern orthodox christianity to unify his people
centuries between 500 to 1000 europes center of gravity shifted away from Mediterranean toward
the north and west
describes the relationship between politics and religion in western europe from 500 to 1300
rulers provided protection for the church in return for religious legitimacy
in western europe from 1000 to 1300 power was divided among
kings, nobles, and church leaders
which civilization was the rationalism and secularism of greek thought used to explain religious doctrines
western europe
in comparison to Byzantium, latin christendom before 1000 ce was
a localized society
what advantage did the byzantine empire have that enabled it to survive as a political entity for a thousand years longer than the wester part of the roman empire
a stonger military
which of the following was a long term impact of the crusades in europe
spain, sicily, and baltic region permanently joined the world of western christendom
disagreement over which of the following contributed to the split between the roman catholic church and the eastern orthodox church
veneration of icons
features of the byzantine empire did the new civilization of Kievan Rus adopt
political ideals of imperial control of the church
an example of the byzantine empires influence on eurasia
transmission of ancient greek learning to western Europe of the islamic world
europe after the fall of the roman empire, what system emerged that emphasized the reciprocal ties between a king and his vassals, and between a lord and his serfs?
feudalism
following describes the situation in western europe after the collapse of the roman empire in 476
long distance trade was limited to italy
evidence of the expansion and growth of european civilization during high middle ages
increase in long distance trade
how did economic growth and urbanization during the high middle ages affect women in western europe
women practiced trades and sometimes trained female apprentices
characterizes the spread of christianity throughout western europe from 500 to 1000
earlier cultural practices were absorbed into the Christian tradition
technological changes in what field limited women's opportunities in western europe by 15th century
weaving
besides islam, which of the following was also a target of western european crusaders
eastern orthodox christianity
during period from 1000 to 1300 the rulers in which region held the least power
western europe
example of european innovation made possible by borrowing technologies from other civilization
use of gunpowder in cannons
contributed to the decline of christiantity in asia and africa by 1500
spread of islam
describes the situation of christian communities in the middle east and north africa from 650 to 1300
shrinking communities of second class subjects
outside of europe, the strongest presence of christiantity from 500 to 1300 was in
ethopia
an example of how christianity was reinterpreted as it spread throughout asia and africa
jesus sutras
event in 13th century influence the egyptian state change in attitude toward its christian subjects from tolerance to prosecution
the crusades
describes feature of byzantine empire
emperor claimed to be gods representative on earth
brought byzantine empire to an end
capture of constinopole by ottoman empire
greater influence on eastern orthodox christianity than on roman Catholicism
greek philosophical concepts
11th century the religious culture of the byzantine empire had a significant impact on
slavic speaking peoples in balkans and russia
describes the process of conversion to eastern orthodox christianity in Kievan rus?
was a freely made decision on the part of prince vladmir of kiev who chose eastern orthodox christianity to unify his people
centuries between 500 to 1000 europes center of gravity shifted away from Mediterranean toward
the north and west
describes the relationship between politics and religion in western europe from 500 to 1300
rulers provided protection for the church in return for religious legitimacy
in western europe from 1000 to 1300 power was divided among
kings, nobles, and church leaders
which civilization was the rationalism and secularism of greek thought used to explain religious doctrines
western europe