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Constantine
Roman emperor who helped make Christianity legal and supported its spread.
Constantinople
Capital city of the Byzantine (Eastern Roman) Empire.
Justinian
Byzantine emperor who reformed Roman law and helped preserve classical knowledge.
Justinian’s Code
A written collection of Roman laws that organized and preserved legal principles.
Abrahamic Faiths
Religions that trace their roots to Abraham: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Moses
Biblical prophet who led the Hebrews out of slavery in Egypt.
Monotheism
Belief in only one god.
Pax Romana
A long period of peace and stability in the Roman Empire that helped ideas travel safely.
Gospels
Books in the New Testament that record the life and teachings of Jesus.
Judeo-Christian Tradition
The idea that Western values were influenced by both Jewish and Christian beliefs.
Feudalism
A political system where lords gave land to vassals in exchange for loyalty and military service.
Manorial System
An economic system based around self-sufficient farming estates called manors.
Serfs
Peasants who worked the land and were tied to their lord’s manor.
Battle of Tours
A battle that stopped Muslim armies from advancing further into Western Europe.
Investiture Controversy
A conflict between popes and kings over who had the authority to appoint church officials.
Peasants’ Revolt
An uprising in England where serfs challenged unfair treatment by the nobility.