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8/31/2017 True or False? The Eastern arm of the Roman empire was known as the Byzantine and its capitol was in Constantinople (today Istanbul, Turkey).

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1 8/31/2017 True or False? The Eastern arm of the Roman empire was known as the Byzantine and its capitol was in Constantinople (today Istanbul, Turkey). 2) Emperor Justinian’s primary goal was to restore and reform the Byzantine empire, the “Code of Justinian” could best be described as: a. The rules which guided a secret-society of Byzantine elites b. The blending of practical old Roman laws and the creation of new ones in order to reform society c. A policy of imposing the death-penalty for even minor offenses d. None of the above True or False? Although it is a mosque today, the Hagias Sophia remains an important example of Byzantine culture and architecture.

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