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Word of the day : benevolent (adj.) friendly and helpful. Warm Up. Why is it important to be innocent until proven guilty?. Agenda. Warm Up Presentations Current Events Notes Compare Hammurabi to Justinian Tweets!. Goal. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Warm Up• Why is it
important to be innocent until proven guilty?
Word of the day: benevolent (adj.)
friendly and helpful
Agenda
• Warm Up
• Presentations
• Current Events
• Notes
• Compare Hammurabi to Justinian
• Tweets!
Goal• Objective(s): After today I
will understand how Roman culture and “Eastern” Rome continued in Constantinople (or as they called it, Byzantium)
• I will also know the importance of Emperor Justinian and Empress Theodora.
Main religion (more than 75%) Main religion (50% - 75%) Important minority religion (20% - 50%) Important minority religion (5% - 20%) Minority religion (1% - 5%) Tiny minority religion (below 1%), but has local autocephaly
What was The Byzantine Empire?
- 523 A.D. – 1453 A.D.
• The Roman Empire fell and became the east and west. The EAST became the Byzantine Empire.
• Byzantine was successful and became rich
Who is Justinian?-most ambitious leader of Constantinople Created the Justinian
Codes• organized Christian
Roman laws into codified law to ensure fair treatment for all
• We use a similar system in America today.
Who is Theodora?
• Justinian’s wife• Considered his
legal equal, “his back bone”
• The Nika Riots-She encouraged Justinian to stop the rioting enemies. The army killed 30,000!
Nika Riot: A 2 minute Youtube Clip• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ON
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What are the accomplishments of the
Empire?
• Hagia Sophia (church)-spread religion
• Emperors were both head of state and religious leaders
• Mosaics (pictures created from tiny pieces of glass)
Review: Christianity Splits Into Christian (west) and Orthodox Christian (east)
1040-Christian ChurchSplits because they interpret
and practice Christianity differently
Christianity in West•Roman Catholic•Services in Latin•Led by the Pope in Rome
Christianity in East•Eastern Orthodox Catholics•Services in Greek•Let priests get married•Led by an emperor who also leads the government