backwards chapter 8 Flashcards

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divided the empire into a western and eastern half

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Roman Emperor Diocletian

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after Diocletian
continued to deal with economic, social, and religious problem plaguing the empire
first Christian Roman Empire
built old saint peter's basilica
makes Constantinople which was Byzantium
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Constantine

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Constantine recognized Christianity as a legitimate religion

removed penalties for professing Christianity

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Edict of Milan

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Constantine’s new capital (Byzantine Empire’s capital)
on Byzantium
in modern day Turkey

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Constantinople

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5
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Christian underground tombs

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Catacomb

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burial site of Peter

Current Vatican

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St. Peter’s Basilica

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a large hall or building with double colonnades and a semicircular apse
used as a court of law or for public assemblies

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Basilica

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8
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theological belief that denied that christ was divine and co-eternal with God the Father

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Arianism

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held by Constantine to resolve disagreements in what Christianity is

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Council of Nicaea

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the doctrine that stated Christ was of the same substance as God
summarizes the orthodox faith of the Christian Church
what does being a christian mean?

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Nicene Creed

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belief or opinion contrary to orthodox religious doctrine (esp. Christian)

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Heresy

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a person believing in or practicing religious heresy

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Heretic

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made Christianity the religion of the state

fought with Bishop Ambrose of Milan because he wanted Ambrose to hand over his cathedral church to the Emperor

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Emperor Theodosius

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center of authority is his cathedral

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bishop

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wrote Confessions (the pre-christin struggles)
when Visigoths sacked Rome, he wrote City of God (to work out why God let this happen)
discovered that empires come and go, and people cant do much about it, its in Gods plan
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Augustine of Hippo

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escape urban life and seek God through prayer in caves or shelters in the deserts or mountains

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monasticism

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developed a set of guidelines that would influence all organized religious life in the Roman church
founder of Western Christian monastic communities

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St. Benedict of Nursia

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18
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seen as barbarians
led by kings or cheiftains
small villages

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Germanic Tribes

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started in the Netherlands and moved to northern Gaul\the longest lasting germanic tribe

20
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established the Merovingian dynasty (Frankish kingdom)
converted to catholicism
united huge territory (brought stability)

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wanted to revive ancient Rome by recovering provinces that had been overrun by invaders
victories were temporary
sent out all of his scholars too look at the roman laws and bring them back
Justinian’s Code
wife: Theodora

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husband: emperor Justinian
his advisor and co-ruler
was a stripper and seduced him to marrying him but that was a good thing

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laws passed by Roman assemblies or decreed by Roman emperors, as well as legal writings of Roman judges and a handbook for students
backbone of law to this day

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Justinian’s Code

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(holy wisdom)

was a church, then minarets (towers) were added and it became a mosk, and then a museum

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stronghold of Byzantine rule in Italy
Ravenna, Italy
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wanted to show that constantine had conquered italy
Church of San Vitale
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highest church official
Patriarch
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the rejection or destruction of religious images as heretical
Iconoclasm
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officially exclude someone from participation in the sacraments and services of the Christian Church
Excommunicate
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the official split between the church (didn't agree with who had the power) west- pope, east-patriarch
Schism
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believed that the patriarch had power over the pope, fighting with the Roman Catholic church.
Eastern (Greek) Orthodox Church
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a Frankish nobel family who took over the kingdom of the Franks after the fall of the Merovingian dynasty named after its founder: Charles Martel
The Carolingian Dynasty
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founder of the Carolingian Dyanasty | known for Battle of Tours
Charles “The Hammer” Martel
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also known as Battle of Poitiers Charles Martel won halted muslim and Umayyad caliphate expansion in Europe
Battle of Tours
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``` Carolingian emperor his conquests reunited much of the Roman empire first person to have a bibliography renamed holy roman emperor created a united christian europe helped spread christianity founded Aachen set up monastery and cathedral schools across Europe ```
Charlemagne, or Charles the Great
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DATE - pope leo III needed help with the threatening nobles and Charlemagne helped pope showed his gratitude by proclaiming him HOLY ROMAN EMPEROR (even though he wasnt roman)
800 CE – Christmas Day
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Charlemagne is holy roman empire this outraged the emperor of the eastern Roman empire (byzantine empire) in constantinople helped widen the split between the eastern and western christian worlds
Holy Roman Emperor
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"New rome" | purpose was to be the capital of Europe
Aachen
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rebirth of interest in, study of, and preservation of the language, ideas and achievements of classical Greece and Rome
Carolingian Renaissance
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holidays- can keep pagan holidays after life only one god that is all powerful sins are forgiven
Why was Christianity so appealing?
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preserved works of Greek philosophers music and poetry introduced papermaking
the influence of muslims
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5 good emperors | rome did really well
2nd century
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Bad emperors, Rome to big, Huns, invaders
3rd century
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Constantine dies and west starts to fall
4th century
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Middle/ dark ages: fall of Rome in the West to Renaissance (rebirth antiquity)
5th century
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Middle/ dark ages: fall of Rome in the West to Renaissance (rebirth antiquity)
Diocletian
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Rome east/Byzantium- politics | Rome west- religious
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