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46 Cards in this Set

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patriarch
official of the byzantine church
constantinople
capital
golden bull of 1222
limited the power of maygar kings
ivan the great
controlled much of northern russia
balkan penisula
southeastern europe
kiev
center of the first russian state
justinian
byzantine emperor 527
istanbul
consantinople renamed
caliph
successor to mohammed
sharia
islamic system law
constantinople trade routes
communicated key trade routes
icons and christianity
division between east and west
decline of byzantine empire
venetian merechants gain control of trade
highway for nomadic migration
steppe
ivan the great and nobles
limited the power of the nobles
missionaries in poland
missionaries bring roman Catholicism
magyars location
settled in hungary
constantinople location
links the meditarian and the black sea
byzantine church after the great schism
becomes eastern orthodox
effect of mongol rule on russia
russia was cut off from western europe
justinians code
model for moder, internatonal law
who conquered the byzantine empire
conqured by the ottoman turks
capital of russia under the tsars
becomes capital of empire
merchants hostile to muhammad
his religon would dissrupt pilgram trade
tax on non muslims
conqured people
the thousand and one nights
collection of sabrias
belief shared by sikhs and muslims
reject the caste system
muhammad hears the angel gabriel
became the prophet of islam
suleiman
great lead of the ottomans
akbar
leader of the maygar empire
quran
word of god had reveled to mohammed
mecca becomes holiest city
ka aba is rededicated to allah
different beliefs of shiite and sunni muslims
only descendants or ali mohammed
-son in laws may lead
umayyad empire expands
byzantine and person empires were weak
muslim paintings
no human figures in religous arts
effect of the delhi suitanate
increase between indian muslims
umayyad caliphs are critcized
muslims entized luxorious lifestyle og caliph
lower caste hindus convert to islam
all believers are equal
akbar strenthens the mughal empire
paid officals not hereditary
caused split between sunni and shilte muslims
chosing muhammads success
sikhism blends
hinduism and islams
akbar wins support
policy of toleration
cultural heritage of the byzantine empire
greece and rome
muslims view of merchants
honored
muslim golden age
excelled on busness, literature, arts, and sciences
list the five pillars of islam
-declaration of faith
-pray 5 times a day
-give charity to the poor
-fast during ramadan
-hajj