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Learning Targets for the Day I CAN identify notable people & important events during the Byzantine Empire I CAN understand how Byzantine Empire change the world through its contributions The Byzantine Empire: The New Rome World History TRIVIA Read aloud… St. Nicholas, the original Santa Claus, was a bishop in the Byzantine Empire. During the 4th century, he was known for secret gift-giving. The Division of the Roman Empire Roman empire could only be ruled effectively by splitting it into two parts. The Byzantine Empire: The New Rome World History The Byzantine Empire • Eastern Half of the Rome • Empire covered the Balkan Peninsula The Division of the Roman Empire From World History: Connections to Today Prentice Hall, 2003 Constantine First Christian Emperor Capital of Byzantine, “New Rome” known as Constantinople or Constantine’s city Constantinople From World History: Connections to Today Prentice Hall, 2003 Constantinople Why is this a prime location? Trade routes of Eastern Europe & Asia crossed The New Rome Gold, silk, grain, olives and wine. It trade for spices, ivory and precious stones from countries as far away as China and India along the Silk Road trade routes. The Silk Road Christianity 380 AD, official religion Emperor are representative of god on Earth th Emperor, 13 apostle, the head of Christian church Orthodox vs. Heresy Early times, Romans persecuted all Christians; Unity Christianity as official religion; divisions ORTHODOXChristian who followed the official line Emperor Justinian 526- 565 AD Byzantine’s golden age Reasons: Romans recovered the Western Rome Instituted legal reforms (inspired by Theodora) Built hundred of churches; Hagia Sophia or Church of the Divine Wisdom caused “Nika Riot” Emperor Justinian 526- 565 AD Reasons: Latin was the official language Created Justinian’s Code Philosophy schools were shut down After the death of Justinian Greek became the official language 615 AD, Persian seized Egypt, Syria & Palestine 637 AD, Arabs, seized Syria & Palestine Macedonian Dynasty Emperor Basil I Recovered the lost territories (navy) Trade flourished & Christian missionaries reached Balkan Peninsula & Russia Seljuk Turks Turkish dynasty, controlled Western Asia (11-12th century) Battle of Manzikert, got Asia Minor The Byzantine Empire: The New Rome (Gradual Fall) Reasons of Downfall End of Byzantine Monopoly, weakened its economy (Venice& Norman tribe) 1054 AD, split between the Byzantine Church & Church of Rome Reasons of Downfall Invasion by united force of the Turks & Knights Stole all the holy relics, mosaics, statues, & tombs of the emperors “Byzantine Empire had become nothing more than a giant head without a body” -Ottoman Sultan Mehmet II NEXT LESSON: THE RISE OF ISLAM Assignment 2.1- Map Out Directions: Using your Blank Map, locate the center of each civilization and give a description of each civilization enumerating at least 3 contributions and a brief history. 1. EGYPTIAN CIV., 2-4. LATIN AMERICAN CIV. (Maya, Aztec and Inca), 5. GREEK CIV., 6. ROMAN CIV. 7. BYZANTINE CIV. DEADLINE: AUG. 31, 2016 (WED.) COMPLETENESS- 70 pts CREATIVITY15 pts CLEANLINESS7 pts DUE TIME8 pts TOTAL:100 pts Criteria: 3 2 Focus/content (3) Has a focus throughout Mostly has a focus throughout Organization (2) Ideas are expressed in a clean & organized manner Ideas are a bit organized, but unclear 1 It sometimes loses its focus Word Watch: (give 3-sentences description of the ff. terms) • Diocletian • Constantine • Justinian Age • Basil I