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When Justinian I became emperor what were the three things he set out to do during his reign?
When Justinian I became emperor in 527, he aimed to restore the Roman Empire's former glory, reform legal codes, and promote Christianity. He sought to reconquer lost territories in the West, notably parts of Italy and North Africa. Additionally, he commissioned the creation of the Corpus Juris Civilis, a comprehensive codification of Roman law. His reign also emphasized the construction of magnificent churches, including the Hagia Sophia, to strengthen the Christian faith.
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What were 3 good things emperor Hirohito did for the world during World War 2?
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What made it difficult for the Byzantine Empire to hold on Justinian's conquest?
They did not agree with some of the things he had to do with the society. they didn't agree with Justinian's society
Who took Justinian place after his death?
Theodora died Justinian was distraught. Justinian and Theodora were very close. Theodora was a close adviser and the two of them collaborated on many things. Theodora had saved Justinian's rule by arguing for refusing to flee during a riot. However they differed on matters of religion. Justinian supported mainstream Orthodox Christianity, while she supported a dissident doctrine. This created conflict on these matters and Justinian often obstructed Theodora. However, her influence was so strong that when she died, Justinian worked on reconciling the two doctrines and kept his promise to protect the monastery Theodora built as a refuge for the dissident Christians.
What important things did James Garfield accopplish during his presidency?
He served in the military, became president and became a general in Rosecrans
What are two things that happened in Egypt when it became part of the roman empire?
It became a major supplier of grain on which the city of Rome depended. It became a province, with a governor directly under control of the emperor; he was not an ex-consul to avoid it becoming a potential ransom tool for an ambitious aristocrat.
What is Diocletian?
Diocletian is not a what HE is a who. Diocletian was one of the Roman Emperors of the Roman Empire. He ruled around the year 300 for 20 years. He was a warrior emperor who was born poor but made his way up in military ranks. He had to fight the dead last emperors son before he became emperor. He won and became the emperor. He did alot during his riegn. one of the things he did was persecute Christianity. Hope that helps you!!<3333
What did theodora and Justinian accomplish?
They accomplished things
Who was Tiberius and what did he do?
He was the second emperor of Rome; lived during the time of Christ, and he did a lot of things.
What were 3 good things emperor Hirohito did for the world during World War 2?
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What made it difficult for the Byzantine Empire to hold on Justinian's conquest?
They did not agree with some of the things he had to do with the society. they didn't agree with Justinian's society
What made it difficult for the byzantine empire to hold Justinian's conquests?
They did not agree with some of the things he had to do with the society. they didn't agree with Justinian's society
What made it difficult for the byzantine empire to hold on to Justinian's conquest's?
They did not agree with some of the things he had to do with the society. they didn't agree with Justinian's society
What made made it difficult for the Byzantine empire to hold on to Justinian conquest?
They did not agree with some of the things he had to do with the society. they didn't agree with Justinian's society
Who took Justinian place after his death?
Theodora died Justinian was distraught. Justinian and Theodora were very close. Theodora was a close adviser and the two of them collaborated on many things. Theodora had saved Justinian's rule by arguing for refusing to flee during a riot. However they differed on matters of religion. Justinian supported mainstream Orthodox Christianity, while she supported a dissident doctrine. This created conflict on these matters and Justinian often obstructed Theodora. However, her influence was so strong that when she died, Justinian worked on reconciling the two doctrines and kept his promise to protect the monastery Theodora built as a refuge for the dissident Christians.
What did Napoleon do for his government in 1804?
He won great victories at Ulm, Jena and Austerlitz, but lost the combined French and Spanish Fleets at Trafalgar.
What important things did James Garfield accopplish during his presidency?
He served in the military, became president and became a general in Rosecrans
What are two things that happened in Egypt when it became part of the roman empire?
It became a major supplier of grain on which the city of Rome depended. It became a province, with a governor directly under control of the emperor; he was not an ex-consul to avoid it becoming a potential ransom tool for an ambitious aristocrat.
