• How Did The Western Roman Empire Differ From The Byzantine Empire?
How did the Byzantine empire differ from the Western Roman Empire? The Byzantine Empire was different in many ways from the Western Roman Empire, in that the leader of the Byzantine Empire has more power, not only does he rule the kingdom, he also was head of the church. Another difference between the two empires is, wile the western empire still spoke Latin, the peoples of the Byzantine Empire spoke Greek. There were many differences between the religious practices of both empires but the largest few being that they preached in Greek, the priests in the churches could also marry unlike the Western Empire. The churches in the Byzantine Empire additionally, created large mosaics that they used to convey their image of God. Because of numerous
amounts of dissimilarities between the empires, many changes were brought about like, the segregation between the two churches, the churches in the west stayed as Western Catholic Churches, an the churches in the east became, the Eastern Orthodox churches. another change was caused by the differences in control, as the Western Empire crumbled, the Byzantine Empire thrived, and was successful at segregating themselves from the Western Empire to create a new society.
amounts of dissimilarities between the empires, many changes were brought about like, the segregation between the two churches, the churches in the west stayed as Western Catholic Churches, an the churches in the east became, the Eastern Orthodox churches. another change was caused by the differences in control, as the Western Empire crumbled, the Byzantine Empire thrived, and was successful at segregating themselves from the Western Empire to create a new society.