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The Byzantine Empire

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Key Questions What was an important difference between the Western and Eastern Roman Empires? A. ____________________________________________ What made Theodora important and unique in her time? A. ___________________________________________________

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Key Terms Justinian Theodora

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Key Terms Byzantine Empire mosaics

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Heading 1: “Emperors Rule from Constantinople” Constantinople between Black Sea & Mediterranean Sea, trade crossroads; Justinian emperor 540s, recaptured Italy, updated Roman laws, Theodora chief advisor; Slowly declines after Justinian, lasted 700 more years, fell to Ottomans 1453.

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Check for Understanding Please turn to your partner and share the name of a body of water that touched on the Byzantine Empire.

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Heading 2: “A New Society” Justinian last Roman emperor; Greek culture over Roman culture; Constantinople major trade route (Europe/Asia); blended society becomes Byzantium/Byzantine Empire; East: emperor ruled state & church; West: emperor ruled only state, popes over church.

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Heading 3: “Byzantine Christianity” Christianity only religion in the eastern empire; other religions illegal; art important part of religion; Byzantine mosiacs famous; 1000 AD east/west religion split, east=Eastern Orthodox Church.

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Check for Understanding Which of the following doesn’t apply to the Byzantine Empire? They had many religions. The empire lasted 1000 years after Rome fell. Constantinople was a major crossroads for trading networks.

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