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    Crusaders didnt have the cash to pay for the armada. Becuase of that‚ they didnt have enough cash or time ‚ the pioneers went to Constantipople where they attempted to put a Byzantine evacuation on the royal position. After all the perplexity‚ the Crusaders caught the city in 1204‚ which ended the foundation of Eastern Latin Empire. The objective of the Crusades was to recover the Holy Lands for the sake of the congregation and drive the Muslims out of Jerusalem. No such thing happened. The campaigns

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    division of the empire.  With so many changes‚ there were a few continuities in the empire. At first‚ the Roman Empire considered Christianity a threat‚ and they persecuted those who followed the religion. Even though the Christians were persecuted Christianity still grew largely in the empire. Eventually Constantine had to legalize Christianity in 313 C.E. and it became the religion of Rome. Politically there was a huge change in the empire. When Diocletian became emperor of the empire in 284 C.E

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    the world and society in which they had lived. Many had impacted military strategies and political thinking. Others brought new ideas to the theological and philosophical realm. Theodora of Constantinople‚ wife of Justinian‚ broke all of the Byzantine Empire social rules. Theodora was born in 497 to a bear keeper for the Green faction in the Hippodrome. After the death of her father‚ her mother remarried and her step-father had trouble getting gainful employment. Theodora and her two sisters were

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    Pope Urban was seeing an opening for power in 1095. Pope urban decided to assist the head of the Byzantine Empire by murdering the Turks. While the Turks are Muslim‚ and the Pope is Christian‚ the Pope desires the power to stay elsewhere and not in the hands of people who disbelieves in Christianity. It is the first response to Pope Urban II’s call of arms last year in 1095‚ when he challenged the Lords of Europe to reclaim the Holy Land from the Turks. A French monk by the name of Peter the Hermit

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    The Justinian Code.

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    were written‚ and were intended to serve as a sort of legal textbook for law students. The excerpts used for the primary source in this presentation are actually from the Institutes. The effects that the Code‚ Digest and Institutes had on the Byzantine Empire were profound but largely irrelevant‚ perhaps making life easier for this peasant and ending it for that homosexual‚ and making sure a son’s inheritance isn’t swindled‚ to the detriment

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    civilization) refers to cultures of European origin. Western culture began with the Greeks‚ was enlarged and strengthened by the Romans‚ reformed and modernized by the fifteenth-century Renaissance and Reformation‚ and globalized by successive European empires that spread the European ways of life and education between the sixteenth and twentieth centuries. European Culture developed with a complex range of philosophy‚ medieval scholasticism and mysticism‚ Christian and secular humanism. Rational thinking

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    The Islamic world in the early eleventh century was mostly ruled by a large group called the Turks. Many Turks served in the army and one powerful group called the Seljuks sought to overthrow Byzantine and other western civilizations. Once they had control of the Holy Land and Jerusalem‚ Christians were no longer permitted to travel to Jerusalem or any other religious sites. In hopes of stopping the continuous rule of the Turks‚ Pope Urban II called a council and was encouraged to create an army

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    negative numbers‚ 0‚ and Pi (3.14)‚ Arabic Numerals (Arabic language and Culture had a lot of influence on Indian culture) Thesis Statement Compare and Contrast the historical processes in the rise and consolidation of 2 of the following classical empires - Han China - Imperial Rome -Mauryan/Gupta India There were many similarities and differences in the historical processes of Han China and Mauryan/Gupta India. The first similarity is in women’s rights. In both China and India women possessed

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    trade afro eurasia

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    Byzantium political rule changes to Islamic rule. And the sand roads switch to sea roads. But trade stays the same because trade still connects Africa and Eurasia together. During this time period‚ the beginning state was ruled by the romans and byzantine empires. The prominent religion was Christianity and Islam had not begun to spread. The main interaction between the Afro- Eurasia was the trade of the sand and sea roads. And after the death of Muhammad‚ Islam started to seek military conquest‚ which

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    May 4‚ 2012 COMPARE AND CONTRAST MONGOLS AND BYZANTINE EMPIRE The Mongols and Byzantium were similar and different in terms of state forms (both had provinces or khanates‚ but only Byzantium had a theocracy)‚ cultural exchange (trade flourished in both countries‚ but the ways in which cultural diffusion occurred differed)‚ and the effect each empire had on neighboring countries after they declined (they both heavily impacted the surrounding countries but how they declined differed)‚ and

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