BYZANTINE EMPIRE

Ancient Greek city; renamed Constantinople and would be the capital city of the Byzantine Empire

The Eastern Roman Empire, which survived after fall of Western Roman Empire; capital city was Constantinople

Warlike people who migrated from Asia into territory controlled by Germanic tribes, forcing them to move into areas controlled by Rome

Ancient Greek city; renamed Constantinople and would be the capital city of the Byzantine Empire

The Eastern Roman Empire, which survived after fall of Western Roman Empire; capital city was Constantinople

Warlike people who migrated from Asia into territory controlled by Germanic tribes, forcing them to move into areas controlled by Rome

Ancient Greek city; renamed Constantinople and would be the capital city of the Byzantine Empire

The Eastern Roman Empire, which survived after fall of Western Roman Empire; capital city was Constantinople

Warlike people who migrated from Asia into territory controlled by Germanic tribes, forcing them to move into areas controlled by Rome

Byzantine emperor; reconquered parts of Western Roman Empire; building projects like Hagia Sophia; established a new legal code

Justinian's wife; encouraged laws to protect women

Capital city of the Byzantine empire; located between the Black Sea and Mediterranean Sea

Christian followers in the Byzantine Empire; split from Roman Catholic Church

Byzantine emperor; reconquered parts of Western Roman Empire; building projects like Hagia Sophia; established a new legal code

Justinian's wife; encouraged laws to protect women

Capital city of the Byzantine empire; located between the Black Sea and Mediterranean Sea

Christian followers in the Byzantine Empire; split from Roman Catholic Church

Byzantine emperor; reconquered parts of Western Roman Empire; building projects like Hagia Sophia; established a new legal code

Justinian's wife; encouraged laws to protect women

Capital city of the Byzantine empire; located between the Black Sea and Mediterranean Sea

Christian followers in the Byzantine Empire; split from Roman Catholic Church

Byzantine emperor; reconquered parts of Western Roman Empire; building projects like Hagia Sophia; established a new legal code

Justinian's wife; encouraged laws to protect women

Capital city of the Byzantine empire; located between the Black Sea and Mediterranean Sea

Christian followers in the Byzantine Empire; split from Roman Catholic Church

a centralized space used for business, trade as a marketplace, and other public events

arena in Constantinople used for horse racing, chariot racing and political discussions; lined with statues

a huge marble, government building that had multiple uses; typically located in the center of the city

a centralized space used for business, trade as a marketplace, and other public events

arena in Constantinople used for horse racing, chariot racing and political discussions; lined with statues

a huge marble, government building that had multiple uses; typically located in the center of the city

a centralized space used for business, trade as a marketplace, and other public events

arena in Constantinople used for horse racing, chariot racing and political discussions; lined with statues

a huge marble, government building that had multiple uses; typically located in the center of the city