Unit 5: Fall of Rome & Byzantine Empire

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Which of the following was closest to the Great Palace? Options: the Forum of the Ox, the Hagia Sophia, the Forum of Theodosius, the Church of the Apostles

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the Hagia Sophia

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Which of the following was the furthest north? Options: the Golden Gate, the Harbor of Theodosius, the Gate of Charisius, the Church of the Apostles

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the Gate of Charisius

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Which of the following was probably a common destination for ships sailing to Constantinople? Options: the Harbor of Theodosius, the aqueduct, the cistern, the Great Palace

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the Harbor of Theodosius

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Which of the following protected Constantinople from flooding? Options: the River Lycus, the Wall of Constantine, the Harbor of Julian, the Sea Wall

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the Sea Wall

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Political instability was caused by which of the following? Options: the Turkish acceptance of Persian learning, the rebuilding of Hagia Sophia, the division of the empire, the creation of the Justinian Code

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the division of the empire

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Which of the following was the body of civil law created for the Byzantine Empire? Options: the Roman law, the Justinian Code, the Orthodox law, the Greek Code

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the Justinian Code

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During the 8th-century dispute over icons, which of the following supported the use of icons? Options: the Pope, the patriarch, the Byzantine emperor, the bishops of the East

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the Pope

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Justinian set up a panel of experts to

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compile laws to regulate a complex society.

Front

What strategy did the Byzantines use to prop up their shaky empire?

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used diplomacy

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What was the official capital of the Byzantine Empire? Options: Rome, Constantinople, Byzantium, Istanbul

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Constantinople