The Byzantine Empire

The Emperor Basil II stopped the persecution of Christians.

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Under the emperor Constantine, Rome was renamed Constantinople.

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One of the greatest Byzantine Emperors was Justinian.

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Justinian's Code was an organised collection and explanation of Jewish laws for use by the Roman Empire.

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After the schism of 1054, there were two distinct/separate forms of Christianity

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Between which two continents was Constantinople located?

• Europe and Asia

• Africa and Europe

• Asia and Africa

• South America and Europe

Justinian's Code became the foundation/basis of modern Europe's

• telephone system

• alphabets

• legal system

  (system of laws)

• religions

Why did the church in Constantinople and the church in Rome split?

• to keep Christian worshippers out

• so the pope and patriarch could rule as a team

• to make the Byzantine Empire stronger

• the pope banished the Byzantine emperor

The Byzantine Empire experienced a final period of greatness under

• Constantine

• Justinian

• Basil II

• Prince Igor

What happened to Constantinople after it fell?

• It was left in ruins until it was rediscovered centuries later.

• The new rulers rebuilt the city and made it an imperial capital.

• The Crusaders made it Europe's capital.

• Western Christians rebuilt the city.