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The Byzantine Empire's Justinian Code predominantly favored Orthodox Christianity, placing non-Orthodox Christian groups, particularly the Monophysites and other heretical sects, at a disadvantage. This legal framework marginalized their rights and often subjected them to discrimination and persecution. Additionally, Jews faced restrictions and were often excluded from holding public office, further demonstrating the code's bias toward Orthodox Christian doctrine.
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What feature was shared by the empires of Justinian Ivan III and Suleiman?
Justinian, Ivan III, and Suleiman all instituted systems of absolute power for the rulers of their empires. They made and enforced all of the laws of their respective lands.
What empires had control over a large portion of the former Roman Empire?
Byzantine
What statements about the idea of combining secular government with religious authority in the Roman and Byzantine Empires is true?
In both the Roman and Byzantine Empires, the idea of combining secular government with religious authority was integral to their political systems. The Roman Empire initially maintained a separation between church and state; however, as Christianity became dominant, emperors like Constantine the Great began to intertwine their rule with the Church, promoting the idea of the emperor as a divinely appointed leader. In the Byzantine Empire, this relationship deepened, with the concept of Caesaropapism, where the emperor wielded significant control over religious affairs, establishing the state and church as intertwined institutions that supported each other’s authority. This fusion helped to legitimize imperial power and unify the populace under a common religious and political vision.
Who wanted to reunite the eastern and western Roman Empires?
The Byzantine Emperor Justinian I (reigned from 527 to 565 AD) aimed to reunite the eastern and western Roman Empires. He sought to restore the glory of Rome by reclaiming lost territories in the West, which included parts of North Africa, Italy, and Spain. His military campaigns achieved temporary success, but the reunification was short-lived due to various challenges, including economic strain and external invasions.
The Ottoman and Mughal empires depended considerably on nationalism slavery or religious toleration?
religious tolerance
What was the Byzantine empires system of laws called?
Justinian code
What is the Hagia Sophia-?
a church building recognized as a great architectural achievement of Justinian's reign.
Which empires had Orthodox Christianity as the state religion?
The Byzantine Empire.
What helped the umayyads to expand their empire?
The Byzantine and Persian empires were weak.
What feature was shared by the empires of Justinian Ivan III and Suleiman?
Justinian, Ivan III, and Suleiman all instituted systems of absolute power for the rulers of their empires. They made and enforced all of the laws of their respective lands.
Which statement describes a point of continuity between the Roman and Byzantine empires?
Both empires shared similar laws and traditions.
What are empires in chronological order based on when they started starting with the earliest?
-Roman-Byzantine-Mongol-Russia
In roman and byzantine empires an important feature of life was?
eastern orthodox christianity
What empires had control over a large portion of the former Roman Empire?
Byzantine
What promoted contact between Europe and the Byzantine and Muslim Empires?
Trade routes/Renaissance
What statements about the idea of combining secular government with religious authority in the Roman and Byzantine Empires is true?
In both the Roman and Byzantine Empires, the idea of combining secular government with religious authority was integral to their political systems. The Roman Empire initially maintained a separation between church and state; however, as Christianity became dominant, emperors like Constantine the Great began to intertwine their rule with the Church, promoting the idea of the emperor as a divinely appointed leader. In the Byzantine Empire, this relationship deepened, with the concept of Caesaropapism, where the emperor wielded significant control over religious affairs, establishing the state and church as intertwined institutions that supported each other’s authority. This fusion helped to legitimize imperial power and unify the populace under a common religious and political vision.
What advanced civilization excisted around the world at the first crusade?
the roman, catholic, and byzantine empires
