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The Byzantine Empire and Russia

The Byzantine Empire and Russia. Chapter 10. The Byzantine Empire Section 1.

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Byzantine Christianity: Spirituality and Art

Byzantine Christianity: Spirituality and Art. Byzantine Christianity: Spirituality and Art I. Formative Period: From Justinian to c.800. Byzantine Christianity: Spirituality and Art I. Formative Period: From Justinian to c.800 A. The Byzantine Empire Takes Shape. Byzantine Empire, 717.

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The Rise of Russia

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The Byzantine Empire

The Byzantine Empire. Capital: Greek city of Byzantium Rebuilt by Emperor Constantine Renamed Constantinople. CONSTANTINOPLE. Center of Byzantine Empire Trade center ? strategically located. Roman Heritage: Public entertainment Chariot races: The Hippodrome. The Age of Justinian.

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Geography and Heritage of Russia and Eastern Europe

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The Byzantine Empire Influences Russia

The Byzantine Empire Influences Russia. Byzantine missionaries converted the Slavs. Saint Methodius and Saint Cyril invented the Cyrillic Alphabet which led to the spread of Orthodox Christianity in Russia. Write your name!. Rise of Russia. Geography-lies on Eurasian plain and borders China

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Ukraine By. Courtney ,And Carrie and H alle

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The Byzantine Empire

The Byzantine Empire. Section 9-1 . Preview Questions. How did Justinian extend Byzantine power? What were the key elements of Byzantine Christianity? Why did the Byzantine empire collapse? What was the heritage of the Byzantine empire?. The Growth of Byzantine Power.

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Byzantine Empire

Byzantine Empire. &. Russia. 3. The Byzantine Empire and Russia (330-1613). After the fall of Rome, Greco-Roman heritage survived in the Byzantine empire. Traders and missionaries brought Byzantine culture and Eastern Orthodox Christianity to Russia and Eastern Europe.

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Chapter Two, Lesson Three: The Rise of the Byzantine Empire

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages. In Europe. Fall of Western Rome. Rome fell for many reasons, but one of the most important reasons were the constant attacks of German Invaders These attacks forced Emperor Constantine to move his capital East He renamed the Greek city Byzantium, Constantinople.

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