Aim: How did the Roman Empire divide and start to decline?

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Aim: How did the Roman Empire divide and start to decline?

 German barbarians from northern Europe  Empire too big to control  Army weakened and empire poorer

 A.D. 284 – Emperor Diocletian  Divide empire into east and west  East – Egypt, Greece, and Palestine – Roman name for Judea  Rome no longer most important city  Power shift from west to east

 306 – Emperor Constantine  Reunited Roman Empire  Empire based in Constantinople (modern day Turkey)  Easy to protect  Trade

 Persecuted by emperors (went against Roman gods)  312 – Edict of Milan - Constantine granted religious freedom to Christians

 410 – northern people’s soldiers take Rome  476 – last Roman emperor is removed from throne  Eastern/Byzantine Empire lives for 1,000 years more  Greek influence  Eastern Orthodox Church  ristianity  No belief in the pope

 Laws and government  Republic  Languages – Latin  Architecture – domes and arches  Christianity