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| Not civilized, not having good government and things to make life easier. |
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| Roman Emperor from 306 AD - 337AD he founded Constantinople |
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| Capital city of the Byzantine Empire |
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| Church was centered in Constantinople, they spoke Greek, priest could marry, and the Byzantine Emperor was the head of the church. |
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| Ancient Greek stadium for horse and chariot racing. |
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| A holy picture, symbol, or work of art about God. |
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| The city of Constantinople's name was changed when the Turks took over in 1453. |
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| Emperor of the Byzantine Empire beginning in 527 AD. He had 3 goals: Win back Rome, Made Code of Law, and make Constantinople more beautiful. |
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| Head of the Greek Orthodox church |
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| A disease that spreads from person to person and kills many people. |
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| An old object from the past that has to do with the church or God. |
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| A person who follows God's ways and usually dies for God. |
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