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One of the great accomplishments of the Byzantine empire was
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the sack of Rome.
defeating the Muslims.
preserving Greek learning.
creating the largest empire known in its time.
surviving the fall of the Roman empire for 3,000 years.
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Which of the following was not an obligation of a serf to his landlord?
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A child to enter the church
Annual payment of a fixed share of his crop
Annual payment of a fixed share of his herds
Maintenance of estate roads
Lodging and upkeep for guests
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The iconoclast controversy involved
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the controversy over worshiping religious images.
the Second Commandment of the Hebrew Bible.
Islamic connotations in the Bible.
accepting the pope in Rome as the head of the church in Constantinople.
Marriage of religious officials
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"Party of Ali" describes which group in Muslim society?
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Caliphs
Umma
Shi'ites
Bedouins
Sunni
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The goal of footbinding was to
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separate the classes.
force women to never work again
limit the freedom and movement of women in China
create dancers
increase the value of women sold in the market place
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Which of the following statements does not describe the construction or the history of Hagia Sophia?
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The name means "the Church of Holy Wisdom."
It was constructed on a rectangular plan like other Christian churches at the time.
A spherical-shaped dome surrounded its circle base.
Justinian and Theodora built the church as an expression of gratitude after their success in suppressing a citizen outbreak.
The dome and surrounding space gave the building an appearance of being suspended from heaven.
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Muhammad received his message from
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Allah
Abraham
Christ
Gabriel
God
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Clovis was considered similar to Constantine because both
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ruled over a large empire.
promised to become Christians if they were victorious in battle.
were considered religious as well as secular leaders.
ruled over war-bands.
were forced to move their capitals when threatened by barbarians.
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Caliphs exerted great power for all the following reasons except they
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were seen as leaders of powerful clans.
were considered to be political leaders.
ruled over a religious state.
led powerful militaries.
were considered to be deities or gods
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The major type of currency used in the southern region of the Sahara was
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water
sand
salt
spices
coins
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