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Justinian Code

Justinian Code

Justinian Code. Justinian Looks to the Past. In 527 A.D. Justinian I began to plan ways to make the Byzantine Empire as great as the Roman Empire had been in the past. With a strong army , he conquered: Many lands that Rome had lost Alexandria in Egypt Carthage in northern Africa

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Journal: What is the Byzantine Empire?

Journal: What is the Byzantine Empire?

Journal: What is the Byzantine Empire?. Georgia Standard. SSWH4 The student will analyze the importance of the Byzantine and Mongol empires between 450 CE and 1500 CE.

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Justinian Code

Justinian Code

Justinian Code. Lesson 10-2. TN SPI 6.4.3 Identify the development of written laws (Justinian Code) 6.5.12 Recognize the possible causes of changes in civilizations 6.6.2 Recognize the impact of individuals on world history. Justinian Looks to the Past.

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Why did historical globalization happen?

Why did historical globalization happen?

Why did historical globalization happen?. Do NOW: Discuss with the person next to you and define historical g lobalization AND list 2 examples of Historical globalization. (Use your textbook to help you).

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The Chinese Silk Road

The Chinese Silk Road

The Chinese Silk Road . By Melanie Hogan. What it is . The Silk Road is an extensive interconnected network of trade routes connecting Asia, the Mediterranean, Africa, and Europe, extending 4000 miles. The Silk Road gets its name from the Chinese Silk Trade.

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