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Constantine rebuilt the Greek city of Byzantium and renamed it after himself, Constantinople, and made it the new capitol of the empire
Constantinople sat at a crossroads of land and sea routes-located on the shores of the Bosporus
Emperors built an elaborate system of land and sea walls to bolster its defenses
Its great wealth came from trade; The cities favorable located made it at one point Europe's busiest marketplaces
Byzantine emperors and empresses lived in glittering splendor
http://realhistoryww.com/world_history/ancient/Misc/Crests/History_of_the_Holy_Roman_Empire_2.htm
Justinian revived ancient Rome by recovering lands that had been overrun by invaders
After a devastating fire swept Constantinople, he rebuilt many grand building, including the church of Hagia Sophia
Created Justinian's Code, which was a compliance of laws passed by Roman assemblies or decreed by Roman emperors
He was an autocrat, sole ruler whose power was compared to that of God, and was aided by his wife Theodora
Theodora was a fierce politician who implemented some of her own policies which benefited women
https://ridgeaphistory.wikispaces.com/Justinian+and+Theodora


The church divides due to a dispute between the Byzantine emperor and the pope over icons
The split between the church created the Eastern Orthodox church (eastern) and Roman catholic church (western) and this was called the great schism
The eastern church had a patriarch instead a pope like the Roman catholic church
The main language of the eastern church was Greek and the Roman catholic church
The roman Catholics put a bigger emphasis on Easter, the day Jesus rose from the dead and eastern orthodox put a bigger emphasis on Christmas, the birthday of Jesus
http://www.chronozoom.com/katejebjack/KateJebJack/5ee1a6c1-46bb-4e8e-83fb-57ea59d6122f#/t578b359a-0d...

Bertrandon de la Broquière in Voyages d'Outremer - www.bnf.f
The first crusade occured which sparked rivalry between the Byzantine empire and Venice
Venetian merchant persuaded knights to attack Constantinople in the fourth crusade in which they plundered and burned the city for three days
Western Christians ruled Constantinople for 67 years
Venetian merchants gained control of Byzantine trade, draining the wealth of the empire
Turks eventually seized the city with the use of cannons and was renamed Istabul

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