Rome Pt. 3- Empire In Crisis Flashcards

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When was the Empire divided? Which emperor was responsible and what were his reasons?

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Diocletian 294 BC- security, protection, administration (barbarian invasions)

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5 barbarian invaders that threatened the Empire during the 4th and 5th Centuries

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Vandals, Satons, Franks, Visigoth and Ostogoth

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Which emperor converted to Christianity and moved the Capitol of the Empire?

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Constantine (312-337)

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When and by whom was Rome eventually sacked?

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Alaric the Goth, in 455

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Attila

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The Hun, “the Scourge of God” Leader of the Huns (Barbarian tribe)

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The Second Rome

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Constantinople (Founded in 330)

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Byzantium (Byzantine Empire)

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The Eastern Roman Empire during the reign of Justinian

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What territorial changes occurred under Justinian?

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Lost control of Asia Minor and the Eastern Mediterranean (Holy-land)

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What was the great contribution of Justinian?

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The Law Code of Justinian (becomes basis for future Roman law codes)

  1. Sovereignty- law is legitimate
  2. State is more important than the individual
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Who was Justinian’s wife?

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Theodora

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What was the difference between Visigoth and Ostrogoth?

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Visigoth- western

Ostrogoth- eastern

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Who did Justinian lose his empire to?

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The Arabs

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The Legacy of Rome

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Republic government, roman law, Latin language, Roman Catholic Church, city planning, Romanesque architectural styles, Roman engineering (aqueducts, sewage systems, dams, cement, arch)

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