Ünite Sınavı Soruları

What is the official religon of Byzantine Empire?

5. What were Latifundia? 

The Byzantine capital, Constantinople was purposely situated at the crossroads of trade routes going east and west as well as north and south. The city was either a terminus or a port of call to which ships came from around the globe. Where were “furs and hides, grain, salt and wine” coming from?

8. What was the native language of the Western Roman Empire?

Which of the following is the significant religious figure came from North Africa lived from 354 to 430 CE and whose teachings contributed mightily to the development of Christianity early on?

Which of the following divided the Roman Empire as the Eastern and the Western Empire?

Which of the following were the manufactured commodities which the Byzantine emperors maintained a monopoly upon until the eleventh century?

• I- fur
• II- salt
• III- silk textiles
• IV- spices
• V- gold embroidery
• VI- ivory
• VII- purple dye

Which of the following groups of people have not continued their religious practices as Monophysites to this day?

Which of the following was the main issue discussed in the Council of Nicaea (İznik) summoned by Constantine?

The emperor at Constantinople played two roles simultaneously: the role of the emperor and the role of pope.

Which following notion does the situation above explain?