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Capital city of the Byzantine Empire known for its strategic location and wealth from trade.
Justin's City
Constantinople
Athens
Rome
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Time period in Europe from 500 - 1500 CE.
Middle Ages
Advent of Civilization
Roman Empire
Age of Imperialism
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What was a contribution of the Byzantine Empire to global history?
invention of a large network of roads
preservation of Greco-Roman culture
invention of the first writing system
preservation of foods with salt
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This centralized government was founded in the Eastern half of the Roman Empire and remained strong after Rome fell.
Han
Gaul
Gupta
Byzantine
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Constantinople was the center of trade that connected trade routes between which two bodies of water?
Indian Ocean and Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea
Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea
Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean
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The Byzantine Empire was most heavily influenced by which previous culture?
Chinese
Egyptian
Roman
Indian
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A branch of Christianity developed in the Byzantine Empire, after its split from the Roman Empire. Spread to Russia.
Roman Catholicism Christianity
Baptist Christianity
Presbyterian Christianity
Eastern Orthodox Chrtistianity
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Head of the Byzantine Orthodox Church
Padre
Priest
Patriarch
Pope
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Church of Holy Wisdom built in Constantinople during Justinian.
Dome of the Rock
Il Duomo
Hagia Sophia
National Cathedral
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When a single authority has control over government.
centralization
Orthodox
Hagia Sophia
decentralization
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The Justinian Code was a collection of Roman laws that
were translated into Mandarin Chinese
heavily influenced Western countries government and laws
tried Hammurabi by a court of his peers
established the basics of Hinduism
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This is the term given to when authority and power is divided among multiple governments.
Hagia Sophia
Orthodox
centralized
decentralized