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What did theodora byzantine empress do to become important?
She helped create laws to help children and women
How did the Justinian's code help make the Byzantine empire strong and successful?
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What did the emperor have control of in the byzantine empire?
In the 6th century, the Byzantine Emperor Justinian won back many of the lands that had once been part of the Roman Empire. Under him, the Byzantine empire was larger than it would ever be again. Justinian's dream was to create a great Christian empire. With the help of his wife, Theodora, he set up a new system of laws, and gave orders for many churches to be built. Priests, artists and merchants all visited his palace. (By the year 400, the Roman Empire had split into two parts. The Empire in the west was attacked by warlike tribes and collapsed in the year 476, but the Empire in the east survived for another thousand years. The eastern Empire was known as the Byzantine Empire because its capital city, Constantinople, was originally called Byzantium. The capital city of Byzantine was named after the empire Constantine.)
What important contributions did Justinian and Theodora make in their early careers?
Justinian made countless contributions to society. He ordered the restoration of many christian churches and cities that were destroyed and the creation of the Hippodrome. He also created the Justinian Code. 4000 roman laws were abridged into 4 pages. Justinian also reconquered much of the old roman empire including North Africa an Asia Minor. Theodora also made many contributions. Theodora created many reforms and expanded the rights of women in divorce and property ownership, gave mothers some guardianship over their children, and forbid the killing of a wife who committed adultery. Together, Justinian and Theodora saved the Byzantine empire from falling apart. They rebuilt the city of Constantinople which protected it for hundreds of years from invaders.
How did Justinian's reclamation of parts of the western empire both help and hurt the byzantine empire?
Justinian's reclamation of parts of the western empire helped the Byzantine Empire by restoring territories that increased its economic resources and strategic power, allowing for a brief resurgence in trade and military strength. However, these military campaigns also strained the empire's finances and stretched its military resources thin, leading to overextension and vulnerabilities. Additionally, the costs of maintaining these territories contributed to internal dissent and weakened the empire's ability to fend off external threats. Ultimately, while his conquests showcased Byzantine ambition, they also sowed seeds of future instability.
What did theodora byzantine empress do to become important?
She helped create laws to help children and women
How did Justinian's code help make byzantine empire strong and empire?
the justinians make to byzantie empire foe fight
How did the Justinian's code help make the Byzantine empire strong and successful?
the justinians make to byzantie empire foe fight
How did Justinian's code help make byzantine empire strong and successful?
the justinians make to byzantie empire foe fight
Justinian's leadership was greatly influenced by .?
Justinian's leadership was influenced by his whife Theodora. :) hope i could help answer your question
What was Justinian leadership influenced by?
Justinian's leadership was influenced by his whife Theodora. :) hope i could help answer your question
What was Justinian's leadership greatly influenced by?
Justinian's leadership was influenced by his whife Theodora. :) hope i could help answer your question
How did the Justinian help to strengthen the byzantine empire?
Justinian was a hardworker. He was nicknamed "the man that never sleeps". He issued many books on laws. He protected women and waged wr against the Sassinad (Persia) Empire, but had eneternal peace later
What did the emperor have control of in the byzantine empire?
In the 6th century, the Byzantine Emperor Justinian won back many of the lands that had once been part of the Roman Empire. Under him, the Byzantine empire was larger than it would ever be again. Justinian's dream was to create a great Christian empire. With the help of his wife, Theodora, he set up a new system of laws, and gave orders for many churches to be built. Priests, artists and merchants all visited his palace. (By the year 400, the Roman Empire had split into two parts. The Empire in the west was attacked by warlike tribes and collapsed in the year 476, but the Empire in the east survived for another thousand years. The eastern Empire was known as the Byzantine Empire because its capital city, Constantinople, was originally called Byzantium. The capital city of Byzantine was named after the empire Constantine.)
What important contributions did Justinian and Theodora make in their early careers?
Justinian made countless contributions to society. He ordered the restoration of many christian churches and cities that were destroyed and the creation of the Hippodrome. He also created the Justinian Code. 4000 roman laws were abridged into 4 pages. Justinian also reconquered much of the old roman empire including North Africa an Asia Minor. Theodora also made many contributions. Theodora created many reforms and expanded the rights of women in divorce and property ownership, gave mothers some guardianship over their children, and forbid the killing of a wife who committed adultery. Together, Justinian and Theodora saved the Byzantine empire from falling apart. They rebuilt the city of Constantinople which protected it for hundreds of years from invaders.
How did Justinian's reclamation of parts of the western empire both help and hurt the byzantine empire?
Justinian's reclamation of parts of the western empire helped the Byzantine Empire by restoring territories that increased its economic resources and strategic power, allowing for a brief resurgence in trade and military strength. However, these military campaigns also strained the empire's finances and stretched its military resources thin, leading to overextension and vulnerabilities. Additionally, the costs of maintaining these territories contributed to internal dissent and weakened the empire's ability to fend off external threats. Ultimately, while his conquests showcased Byzantine ambition, they also sowed seeds of future instability.
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