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The Fall of Rome

Unit 1 Social Studies

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What are three reasons Christians were persecuted in Rome? 1) government felt threatened 2) Romans were upset that Christians were not worshipping Roman Gods 3) Christians refused to quit meeting
What political problems lead to the fall of Rome? 1)There was no good sytem for choosing a new leader whenone leader died 2) Out of control spending
What social problems lead to the fall of Rome? very high crime
What economic problems lead to the fall of Rome? unemployment (not a lot of jobs)
Which group invaded rome? (eventhough they did not have a strong military) barbarians
What did Constantine do that was a main reason for the division of the Roman Empire? moved the capital to Byzantium (Constantinople)
What was the early sign that Rome was falling? the empire was split into two parts a) western empire b) eastern empire
This leader made Christianity illegal and put many believers to death Diocletian
This leader gave Christians the freedom to worship, divided the Roman empire into two parts, and moved the capital of Rome to Byzantium Constantine
This leader created a group of laws that were more fair, used his military to conquer lands that used to be part of the Roman empire, and rebuilt Constantinople after the riots of 532. Justinian
What were two geographical benefits of the city of Constantinople? 1) easy to defend 2) located at the crossroads of trade between Europe and Asia
Three reasons Constantionople was easy to defend 1) surrounded by water 2) protected by walls 3) chains to keep out boats
What did people do for fun in Constantinople? wtched Chariot races
How were the poor able to survive in Constantinople? they were given bread for work
What made Constantinople and the Byzantine empire so wealthy? trade
What advice did Theodora give her husband Justinian when the riots were occuring in Constantinople? "stay and defend the city"
Why is Justinian's code so important? it is a group of laws that inspired modern day laws
The church and state (government) in the Byzantine empire was? one all-powerful body
Who had final say in church matters in the Byzantine Empire? the emperor
What does the dome of the Hagia sophia represent? heavenly world
What does the base of the Hagia Sophia represent? earthly world
Why was the policy of iconoclasm established by emperor Leo III? people were worshipping pictures instead of God
Created by: hayleystankan
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