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In your opinion, was Justinian a great leader? Why or why not?
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How did the Byzantines help to preserve Greco-Roman culture?
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Chapter 11

Byzantines, Russians, and Turks Interact

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In your opinion, was Justinian a great leader? Why or why not? Yes—Returned Rome to glory, built Constantinople, brought order to society.
How did the Byzantines help to preserve Greco-Roman culture? Through education, which stressed Greek and Roman culture and learning.
What various methods did the Byzantines use to hold off their enemies? Bribery, diplomacy, political marriages, and military engagement.
Why did Eastern Christians rebel against Emperor Leo III in 730? He banned their use of icons.
Do you agree or disagree with the characterization of Justinian as a new Caesar? Why? Agree— He reconquered much of Roman Empire, had absolute power, built Constantinople.
Why do you think Justinian decided the time had come to reform Roman law? The Byzantine Empire needed its own laws; a number of laws had become obsolete and contradictory.
Why do you think the Justinian Code lasted so long? It was fair and comprehensive and enabled citizens to settle claims and disputes peacefully.
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