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| Trade or the buying and selling of goods, on a large scale |
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| in the Anchient Roman Empire, any of the lands outside of Italy conquered and ruled by the Romans |
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| in the Anchient Roman Empire, people living amoung the Empires borders; a person considered by another group to have a primitive culture |
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| A succession of rulers from the same family or line |
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| a politicle unit often made up of a number of territories, states, or nations, ruled by a single supreme authority |
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| an area where there is more inforcements such as the army covering areas around the capital |
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| Hostile Barbarians who invaded much of Weastern Rome destroying everything in there path; also from Asia |
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| a picture or design made from small pieces of glass or quartz embbeded in plaster |
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| Roman Emperor 306-337 made the city constantinople |
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| Roman Emperor ended power stuggles and expanded empire in Rome |
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| The name of the eastern roman empire when the Roman empire was split in two Western: Roman empire Eastern: Byzantium empire |
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| The capital of the Byzantium empire |
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| a massive trade route going from China all the way to england |
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| 1,600 books and 4,652 laws |
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| the great Roman general and emperor |
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| Located in india one of the most succesfull empires |
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| One of the greatest poets of gupta india |
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