1. The Byzantine Empire Justinian From Roman to Byzantine Empire
Who was Justinian?
What was his most important contribution?
Why is it significant?
From Roman to Byzantine Empire
What problems did the Eastern Roman Empire have?
What happened to the Eastern Roman Empire?
Describe the Byzantine Empire:
What was the most important city and why?
First Split in Christianity
Differences Between Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox
What is a schism?
Why did Christianity split?
What church existed in the west?
What church existed in the east?
Roman Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church

2. The Byzantine Empire Justinian From Roman to Byzantine Empire
Who was Justinian?
What was his most important contribution?
Why is it significant?
From Roman to Byzantine Empire
What problems did the Eastern Roman Empire have?
What happened to the Eastern Roman Empire?
Describe the Byzantine Empire:
What was the most important city and why?
First Split in Christianity
Differences Between Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox
What is a schism?
Why did Christianity split?
What church existed in the west?
What church existed in the east?
Roman Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church

3. The Code of Justinian: On Bringing an Action to Court
Journal Entry #12 Read the following document from the Code of Justinian. Then answer the questions that follow in your INB.
The Code of Justinian: On Bringing an Action to Court
You must [determine] the proof necessary to establish the fact that you are entitled to the money which you [claim] you have deposited. Emperor Antoninus, 156 A.D.
He before whom proceedings are brought shall order public documents, both civil and criminal, to be produced, for the purposed o being examined, in order to [judge] the truth. Emperor Severus, 193 A.D.
Persons who wish to bring an accusation must have evidence, for the law does not permit a party to inspect the documents of the other side. Therefore, if the plaintiff does not prove his allegations, the defendant shall be discharged, even if he furnishes no evidence. Emperor Antoninus, 223 A.D.
What legal principle do all three sections above share? Why was the Code of Justinian such an important legal advance?

4. The Code of Justinian: On Bringing an Action to Court
Journal Entry #12 Read the following document from the Code of Justinian. Then answer the questions that follow in your INB.
The Code of Justinian: On Bringing an Action to Court
You must [determine] the proof necessary to establish the fact that you are entitled to the money which you [claim] you have deposited. Emperor Antoninus, 156 A.D.
He before whom proceedings are brought shall order public documents, both civil and criminal, to be produced, for the purposed o being examined, in order to [judge] the truth. Emperor Severus, 193 A.D.
Persons who wish to bring an accusation must have evidence, for the law does not permit a party to inspect the documents of the other side. Therefore, if the plaintiff does not prove his allegations, the defendant shall be discharged, even if he furnishes no evidence. Emperor Antoninus, 223 A.D.
What legal principle do all three sections above share? Why was the Code of Justinian such an important legal advance?