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Why do you think the eastern empire Byzantine continued to prosper while the Western Empire collapsed?
The Eastern Empire, or Byzantine Empire, continued to prosper due to its strategic geographic location, which facilitated trade and cultural exchange, as well as a stronger economic foundation bolstered by urban centers. It benefited from a more centralized and effective administration, which helped maintain stability and defend against external threats. Additionally, the Eastern Empire's emphasis on preserving and adapting classical knowledge and governance contributed to its resilience, contrasting with the Western Empire's political fragmentation and social unrest leading to its collapse.
How did the size of the roman empire lead to it's downfall?
the size of their empire was difficult to defend against barbarian invasions.
What war all of Greece united together to defend itself against the world's largest empire army?
Persian War.
Why was the Roman Empire divided in half during third century AD?
The Roman Empire was split in half because the massive empire was too large to defend with too many invaders, such as the Saxons, Huns, Goths, and Germanic tribes. So Diocletian, the emperor at the time, split it in half because he thought the empire would be easier to defend. The western empire fell to a Germanic general, Odoacer, while the eastern empire, the Byzantine Empire, continued to thrive.
Why was there a need for order after the death of Charlemange in 814?
His many followers couldn't defend the Empire against the incoming waves of attacks on the kingdom.
How did the Romans treat the visogoths?
They first settled them on the border of the empire to stabilise it, then absorbed them into the army to defend it against further incoming peoples.
Why was there a need for order after after the death of Charlemagne in 814?
The rulers who followed him could not defend the empire against new waves of invasions.
Why is attilas invasion of gaul and Italy so destructive to rome?
Attila's invasion of Gaul and then of Italy were not as destructive as it is sometimes thought. Attila's invasion of Gaul was stopped by a combined force of Romans and their Frankish , Burgundians, and Visigoth allies at the battle of the Catalaunian Plains (or Battle of Châlons). This was a titanic battle. The both forces It has been estimated the opposing forces had 50-80,000 men each. The death toll was enormous. Before this battle, Attila ravaged northern Gaul. However, historians disagree about the extent to which this invasion was damaging to the Romans. Some more recent historians argue that ts significance has been enormously exaggerated in conventional history. Attila invade northern Italy up to the river Po. He sacked many cities and razed the border city of Aquileia to the ground. However, he had to abandon this invasion. One of the major reason was a famine which hit Italy in 451, the year before the invasion due to crop failure. In 452 there was crop failure again. This meant that Attila would not have bee able to feed his troops, had he decided to march on Rome. Moreover, Roman troops from the eastern part of the Roman Empire were sent to the Hungarian plains, the Homeland of the Huns. These defeated the Hun troops Attila had left behind to defend the homeland. The Romans negotiated Attila's withdrawal and a peace treaty. Unable to sustain his campaign and to defend his homeland, Attila agreed to this. Therefore, the destructiveness of Attila's invasion of Italy was of limited extent.
Can shakeology defend against cancer?
There is no scientific evidence or claim that Shakeology can defend against cancer.
Which is true of Japanese kamikaze pilots?
Their attacks were hard to defend against
What is universal banking in nigeria?
defend the empire
What Preposition goes after defend?
The preposition "against" typically follows the verb "defend." For example, "She defended herself against the accusations."
