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A) the Greek Orthodox church.
B) independent Christian groups averse to following the dictates of Rome.
C) Anglican bishops who were opposed to Roman Catholicism's emphasis on ritual.
D) the Irish church.
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A) revived the urban lifestyle of the Roman Empire.
B) lost much of its territory to invading armies.
C) recognized the bishop of Rome as the leader of all Christendom.
D) ordered all official documents to be written in Latin instead of Greek.
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A) the true God who had been rejected by Jews and Christians.
B) the same God worshipped by Jews and Christians.
C) the author of the Qur'an.
D) the exclusive god of the Arabs.
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A) Rules that applied to the general clergy did not apply to bishops.
B) Bishops were usually appointed late in life, after they had raised a family.
C) Bishops refused to obey the pope or church councils.
D) Exceptions were made for clerics who married before the ruling.
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A) The exhaustion of the Byzantine Empire after Pyrrhic victories over the Ostrogoths and Vandals
B) The capitulation of Jewish and Christian leaders
C) Direct military assistance from the Sasanid state
D) The unification of previously fractious and divided Arab tribes
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A) Before the birth of Jesus Christ
B) Around the same time as Christianity
C) In the early seventh century
D) During the fifth century
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A) many royal advisers.
B) his own students to read Greek.
C) Irish missionaries to convert pagans in Germany.
D) history to students in monastery schools.
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A) A tax levied on nonbelievers living in an Islamic state
B) The chief religious official of Islam
C) Muhammad's journey from Mecca to Medina
D) The religious court that decided cases of alleged blasphemy
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A) The Byzantines
B) The Carolingians
C) The Austrasians
D) The Sasanids
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A) sometimes relatively informal when wealthy men arranged to support their concubines.
B) formal and ceremonial and always involved the blessing of the church.
C) relatively unimportant because children born out of wedlock could inherit property.
D) expensive for the bride's father, who supplied a dowry of land and livestock.
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A) strategos.
B) coloni.
C) metropolitan.
D) ctesiphon.
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A) became largely pagan.
B) became Christian wherever Anglo-Saxons ruled.
C) was gradually Christianized, as the conquerors intermarried with the British elite.
D) allied with Celtic tribes on the continent.
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A) Muhammad recited the words given to him by the archangel Gabriel.
B) Muhammad recited the text to his brother, who recorded it.
C) women were allowed to recite the words but were prohibited from learning to read them.
D) the text was compiled from dreams in which Muhammad heard the suras recited aloud.
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A) Bishops performed the secular (nonreligious) role of state administrators in their cities.
B) Bishops never engaged in military campaigns, having taken vows of pacifism.
C) The most senior bishops in the western empire were called patriarchs.
D) The bishops exercised absolute control over the monks in the monasteries.
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A) England
B) Burgundy
C) Kingdom of the Visigoths
D) Kingdom of the Lombards
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