Byzantine Empire G.R.A.P.E.S. Review.

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Byzantine Empire G.R.A.P.E.S. Review

GEOGRAPHY A flat plain located on a peninsula Do you think it was open or isolated? GEOGRAPHY

RELIGION Most citizens practiced Christianity The Byzantine Empire even spilt from the Roman Catholic Church to create its own form of Christianity called the Eastern Orthodox Church RELIGION

Hagia Sophia (Large church that was an architectural achievement) Byzantine art (Icons and Mosaics) Justinian Code (written set of laws) ACHIEVEMENTS

POLITICAL SYSTEM Monarchy Who is in charge? Where does their power come from? POLITICAL SYSTEM

The Byzantine Empire’s greatest resource was its location (located between three continents, in the middle of the Silk Road) How do you think they used this resource? ECONOMY

Government /military officials Emperor Merchants Average workers Clergy Industrialists aristocrats Government /military officials SOCIAL STRUCTURE

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