The Conversion to Byzantine Christianity of Vladimir (R

question 5

Multiple Choice

The conversion to Byzantine Christianity of Vladimir (r. c. 978-1015) , grand prince of Kiev and ruler of Rus, reflected

• A) the ambition of popes to extend their influence by offering to anoint foreign rulers.
• B) fears of the spread of Islam throughout the region.
• C) a trend toward Christian pacifism among newly converted monarchs in the east.
• D) geographical conversion patterns: rulers in southeastern Europe usually adopted the Byzantine form of Christianity.

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