Mr. Fitzpatrick.  The students will understand how the Byzantine Empire was able to remain strong for over 1000 years.  The students will be able to.

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Mr. Fitzpatrick

 The students will understand how the Byzantine Empire was able to remain strong for over 1000 years.  The students will be able to tell me the reasons for the decline and eventual fall of the Byzantine Empire.

 The Byzantine Empire lasted from about 306AD until 1453 AD, more than 1000 years.  During its existence, the empire remained one of the most powerful economic, cultural, and military forces in Europe.  Where did their military originate?  What do we know about the Roman military?  So the foundation of the Byzantine army is the Roman army, a Very Strong Foundation.

 Greek Fire – like an Ancient Flame Thrower, but the fire burned on water (very secretive recipe).  Trebuchet – projected large stones into the air, over walls. Trebuchet  Grenades – jars full of Greek fire hurled using catapults and trebuchets.

 Belisarius – The most famous Byzantine General. Justinian chose him to begin the reconquest of the Western Roman territories. He also helped put down the Nika Revolt.  Narses – Another of Justinian’s generals. Took back Italy from the Ostrogoths. Also aided in the Nika Revolt.

 Localized Armies that could organize quickly.  They were motivated because they were fighting for the own towns, farms, and families.  Do we have something similar to this today?

 This was the professional army.  They turned into the Elite Troops, who were highly paid by the Imperial Government (The Emperor).

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