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Byzantine

Constantinople


Central govt


Bureaucracy


Hagia Sophia (church, architecture)


Theocracy


Monasteries


Proselytizing (spreading faith to others)


Silk rd


Theme system (peasants free if they join military)


Education


Hippodrome (a large Stadium like coliseum)


Seljuk turks deleted them all

Emperor Constantine

Renamed Byzantium


to Constantinople


Constantinople

Ruled Eastern half of Roman Empire


On European side of Bosporus strait


Center of trade


University

Justinian I

Expanded hogia Sophia


Corpus luris civilis (body of civil law)



Heraclius

Spoke Greek rather than Latin


Greatly reduced the power and influence of the sassanids in so Asia

Leo lll

Began Syrian dynasty


Iconoclasm (the practice of opposing the veneration of religious icons and images)

Basil ll

Forces defeated the bulgars at the battle of kleidon

Cyril

Missionary


Created Cyrillic alphabet

Battle of manzikert

Seljuk turks defeated Byzantine

Normans

Took control of Sicily and southern Italy from the Byzantines

Theme system

Peasants freedom if they joined military


Byzantine

Proselytizing

Spreading faith to others

Iconoclasm

Opposing of religious images or icons

Schism

Separation


Roman Catholic Church w and e orthodox church

Hippodome

Large Stadium like coliseum


Byzantine

Crusades

Knights and commoners traveled with hopes of seizing control for Christianity

Oleg

Viking ruler


Kievan rus

Kievan rus

Prince elected by boyars or nobles


Byzantine sent missionaries to convert these people to orthodox Christianity


Invaded by Mongols

Vladimir l

Agreed to convert himself and subjects to Christianity


Married the sister of the Byzantine emperor he was ruling during golden age of kievan rus

Yaroslav l

Promoted education and legal system


Russkaya Pravda (Russian justice, legal system)

Russkaya Pravda

Legal system of kievan rus

Rurik

Founded Novgorod


Kievan rus city

Muhammad

Experienced Revelations that he attributed to an angel of the deity he referred to as Allah


these revolutions were later collected by those who had heard his message in the Quran


his teachings led to conflict with method existing leaders

Islam practice

Monotheistic faith


the Five Pillars


Jihad (struggle to strive in the way of Allah and to prove both oneself and Society)


polygamy is permitted


this code of law called Sharia outlines behavioral requirements for daily life

Jihad

Struggle to strive in the way of Allah and to improve both oneself and Society

Shariah

Outlines behavioral requirements for daily life this is the Islamic code

Abu bakr

Father in law


Sunnis


Seized land from Byzantine empire

Sunni

Founded umayyad dynasty


Damascus


Imam rather than caliph

Abbasids

Took over umayyads


Damascus... Baghdad


Center of learner


Thicker paper


Golden age


Hierarchical


Bureaucracy


Vizier or prime minister

Avicenna

Advanced medicine


Wrote on numerous topics


Abbasid

Islamic Spain

Cordoba

Women in Islam

Hijab


Initiate divorce


Inherit property


Birth control


Muhammad forbade female infanticide

Sufis

Shaved heads


Rituals and chants to unite w god


Sustained from earthly pleasures