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BA 1-28
1. Why does the Eastern and Western Roman Empire’s beliefs and religion change?
2. What leads to the schism (separation) of the Christian church?
3. What is excommunication?
SSWH4THE STUDENT WILL ANALYZE THE
IMPORTANCE OF THE BYZANTINE AND MONGOL EMPIRES BETWEEN 450 CE
AND 1500 CE.Define the role of Orthodox Christianity and the
Schism.
Fall of Byzantine Empire & the Russian Empire
Creation of Russia
Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches compete for converts
9th century: Orthodox missionaries take Christianity to the Slavs Slavs: group that inhabit forests north of the Black
Sea
Missionaries develop Cyrillic alphabet so Slavs can read the Bible
Rule of Law
The Twelve Tables and Justinian’s Code influence the idea that law rules the land not individuals
Justinian wanted to make sure that the emperors maintained order not increased their own power
Review
Muslims conquered Constantinople which increased the control of the Ottoman Empire
The Catholic church’s highest office is the pope where as the Orthodox church’s highest office is the patriarch who is still under the control of the emperor
Great Schism is the split between Catholic and Orthodox church
Decline of Byzantine Empire
Slavs
Tribes of farmers and traders
Settle forests around Ural Mountains near the Black & Baltic Seas
Tribes spoke similar languages
Slavs continued
No political unity
Traded with Byzantine EmpireAbsorbed Byzantine’s Greek customs
Blending of Byzantine’s customs creates Russian culture
Rus
800’s: small bands of Swedish Vikings in Slavic landKnown as Rus
Name Russia comes from these people
Rus settle among Slavs
Vikings of europe
Kiev City
Converts to Christianity Adopts ideas from Byzantine Empire
Link between church & state
3 Reasons Kiev rises in power:
1. Russia’s 1st important unified territory2. Expands its territory
Into Poland & north to the Baltic Sea
3. Develops legal code
3 Reasons for Kiev’s Decline
1. Power in the hands of many
2. Leaders fighting each other for territory
3. The Crusades Fighting Muslims & Christians Disrupts Kiev’s trade
Mongol Invasions of Kiev
Middle 1200’s
Mongols: ferocious group of horsemen from Central Asia
First led by Genghis KhanMost feared warrior of all time
Mongol Invasions of Kiev continued
Savage killing & burning won them a reputation for ruthless behavior
Empire stretched from Yellow Sea to Baltic Sea and from the Himalayas to northern Russia at its fullest extent
1240: Genghis Khan’s grandson, Batu Khan attacks & demolishes Kiev Citizens were slaughtered
Mongols rule Russia for 200 years Allow for safe travel due to strict security
Mongol Rule of Russia
Empire’s official name: “Khanate of the Golden Horde”
Khanate: Mongol word for kingdom Golden: gold was royal color of Mongols Horde: Mongol word for camp
Russians could follow all their customs, as long as they made no attempt to rebel Allowed religious freedom
Mongol Rule continued
Mongols 2 demands from Russia:
1. Absolute obedience2. Massive amounts of tribute
(payments)
Mongol rule isolates RussiaLittle access to new ideas &
inventions Russia will stay 200 years behind the rest of Europe
Russia’s Independence
City of Moscow founded in 1100’sVillage protected by a log wall
City strategically located near 3 major rivers:Rivers Volga, Dnieper, Don
Control of 3 rivers could challenge Mongol rule
Ivan I
Ivan I
Prince of Moscow
Helps put down Russian revolt against MongolsGains power with Mongols
Mongols appoint him tax collector of all Russian lands Gains Mongols trust and able to rule
Ivan I continued
Convinces Patriarch of Kiev to move to MoscowGives Moscow more prestige and
powerful ally with church
Plan allows successors to gain more territory from Mongols
Ivan III
Ivan III
Russian state becomes an empire under Ivan III
Upon becoming prince of Moscow, Ivan III openly challenges Mongol rule
Calls himself czar Czar: Russian for Caesar
Wants to make Russia the Third Rome
Ivan III continued
1480: Ivan III makes a final break with Mongols
Refuses to pay his rulers tribute
Russian and Mongol armies face off
Neither side attacks each other Stare at each other from other side of river
Russians claim this standoff as their freedom from Mongol rule
EA 1/28
What is Rule of Law?Who leads the Catholic church?Who leads the Orthodox church?What leader helped pass laws that protected
the rights of women in the Byzantine Empire?What event led to greater unity within the
Russian Orthodox Church?
Opinion Writing
½ pageDo you feel that Mongol rule was beneficial
to Russia? Why or why not?Explain your reasoning