'Byzantine emperors' diaporamas de présentation

The Post-Classical World: Byzantium, Medieval Europe, Pre-Columbian Americas

The Post-Classical World: Byzantium, Medieval Europe, Pre-Columbian Americas. Mr. Bartula AP World History. Conditions At The End Of The Classical Period: ca 500-800 CE. Civilizations became vastly larger and geographically redistributed due to three elements: The Growth of Islam

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3 rd 9 Weeks Exam

3 rd 9 Weeks Exam. Test Prep. patrician. A member of a wealthy family in the ancient Roman Republic. dictator. A person in the ancient Roman Republic appointed to rule for six months in times of emergency, with all the powers of a king. colloseum.

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Byzantine Empire

Byzantine Empire. Part 2 (by Jackie and Hanna) A new culture The Emperor Justinian. A New Culture. They did not call them the Romans even though many were descended from a Roman family. Their language was Greek. They were Christians, but did not follow the Catholic faith of the Romans.

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Byzantine Empire

Byzantine Empire. Byzantine Empire. The Roman Emperor Constantine started the Byzantine Empire when he moved the capital of Rome to Byzantium (Today the city is called Istanbul in Turkey) Christian Empire and religion was very important

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