What country is highlighted in the picture?

What country is highlighted in the picture?

What country is highlighted in the picture?

What modern country was Constantinople located in?

Who was the founder of Constantinople in the 300s?

What was the response by Diocletian, in the 200s, to help govern his Roman Empire?

What was one of the main reasons why the Roman Empire fell in the West?

What riot's were the reason why Justinian was almost pushed to flee Constantinople?

What was the name of the church that is still standing today in Istanbul, thanks to Justinian?

What was made during the years of Justinian, that still influence today's laws and governments?

What is another name for Constantinople during the 300s?

What was the split between the Holy Roman Empire and the Eastern Roman Empire called?

What was the official language of the Eastern Roman Empire?

The Greeks considered themselves descended of Helen of Troy, considering this we call their way of life or culture what?

How was the Holy Roman Empire (the West) governed, who was in charge?

At the peak of Byzantine Empires history, under Justinian the Empire grew to its largest ever, controlling territories in how many different continents?

During what ear did we start referring to the Eastern Roman Empire, as the Byzantines?

What was the name of the Islamic group, who was able to take down the Byzantine Empire?

What was the name of the new invention that helped cause the downfall of Constantinople in the 1400s?