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What did the Byzantine empire do to control the Roman Empire?
The Byzantine empire was the Roman empire, merely its eastern counterpart.
What island is part of the eastern roman empire?
The island is Corsica.
What parts of the former Roman Empire did the Byzantine Empire control?
The Eastern Empire.
When did Constantine gained complete control of the Roman Empire?
Constantine gained complete control of the Roman empire in either 314 or 316. Sources differ on the year.
What empire was in control when Jesus was crucified?
The Roman empire was in power when Jesus was crucified.
Who was the last Roman Emperor to have control of Britain?
The last Roman who was meant to have control over Britain was Honorius , the last emperor of the western part of the Roman Empire. However, he lost control when Constantine III was proclaimed emperor by the Roman soldiers in Britain, took the remaining Roman troops on the island to Gaul and established himself as usurper emperor of Gaul and Britain.
The byzantine empire came after the fall of which empire?
The Byzantine Empire was actually the part of the Roman Empire that Emperor Constantine still had control of - so technically it came after the Roman Empire
What resulted in the fall of the Roman Empire?
The mass movement of peoples from Eurasia into the Empire overwhelmed the Roman ability to retain control.
In what way was the empire of the franks under Charlemagne like the roman empire?
success and control
Why was western Europe more united in 400 then it was in the 800?
The Roman Empire had extended its control over Western Europe
Which of the following groups took control of Roman lands as the Western Roman Empire collapsed?
Mongols
When did Spain regain control of the Holy Roman Empire?
Spain never regained control of the Holy Roman Empire, as it was never under Spanish control in the first place. The Holy Roman Empire was a multi-ethnic complex of territories in central Europe that existed from 800 to 1806, and its emperors were often from various Germanic states. Spain was a powerful kingdom during the empire's existence, particularly in the 16th and 17th centuries, but it was distinct and separate from the Holy Roman Empire.
