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36 Cards in this Set
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Cyril, the priest, created the English alphabet.
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False
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For many years, Kiev was the center of Russia.
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True
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The Slavs settled in most of Eastern Europe.
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True
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Germany's smooth transition from a communist government to a democratic one was called the "Velvet Revolution."
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False
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Constantinope was the capital of the Byzantine Empire.
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True
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Constantine lived in the A.D. 300's.
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True
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The city of Istanbul now belongs to Greece
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False
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The Crusaders burned down Constantinople.
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True
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The Bulgars settled East Germany.
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False
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Byzantine churches had domes
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True
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Turks for 500 years occupied most of the...
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Balkan peninsula
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Before World War 1, Austria-Hungary formed a...
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dual monarchy
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The Chio Rho cross was the emblem of...
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Constantine
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Golden halos were painted over the heads of Bible characters in pictures known as...
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icons
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Public baths were built in the Balkan countries by the...
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Romans
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The church followers who believed they held to the true faith are called...
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orthodox
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Patriarch is the Orthodox name for a ...
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bishop
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A picture made many small, colored stones is a..
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mosaic
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Carvings on a flat surface are called...
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bas resief
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One providence in Romania is..
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Transylvania
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After the burning of Constantinople by the Crusaders, the Byzantine empire was
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fragmented
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The area around Istanbul, the Bosporus, and Asia Minor is now part of the country of...
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Turkey
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Th early Slavs lived in villages of...
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families
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Poland is now...
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a free nation
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Communism is Eastern Europe fell when it was no longer supported by:
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Soviet military force
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At elections in Soviet Russia under communism, people voted for candidates chosen by:
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the Politburo
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Stalin was:
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cruel
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Moscow
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Russia
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Budapest
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Hungary
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Prague
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Czech Republic
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Warsaw
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Poland
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Berlin
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Germany
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Sofia
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Bulgaria
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Belgrade
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Yugoslavia
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Tirane
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Albania
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Bucharest
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Romania
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