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| He was a strong emperor of the Byzantine Empire. |
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| It is a religion that began in the Roman Empire. |
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| He was an Emperor who moved the capital from Rome to Constantinople. |
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| It is a person who stands in for a young sick ruler |
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| It is an ancient language that became the basis of many modern European languages. |
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| It is an open space for a marketplace in the middle of Rome. |
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| They are emperors who stayed in power by paying the army well. |
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| It is a picture made from small pieces of colored glass or stone. |
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| What is the Byzantine Empire? |
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| The Empire that included the Greeks, Egyptians, Syrians, Arabs, Jews, Slavs, and others. |
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| It is an arena that could hold up to 60,000 people. |
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| Who is Galen? What did he think was important? |
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| He believed studying the body structure was important. |
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| How did Roman statues differ from Greek statues? |
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| Roman statues were more realistic. |
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| By 100 BC,what percent of Italy's people were enslave? |
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| 40 percent of Italy's people were enslaved. |
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| What happened when Roman coins and money lost value in the AD 200s? |
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| The Roman people began to barter. |
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| What did Byzantine women in their daily lives? |
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| They stayed home and raised children. |
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| Who is Theodora and what did she do? |
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| She was an empress that helped women gain more rights. |
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| How long did the Byzantine Empire last? |
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| It lasted about 1000 years. |
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| What was a major Byzantine industry? |
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| What did Theodosius decide to do after his death? |
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| He decided to have the Roman Empire divided. |
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| What happened after the Battle of Adrianople? |
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| Other Germanic tribes attacked Rome. |
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