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The Roman Empire was officially divided in ____. The western area was overrun by German tribes. It ceased to exist after ___. |
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In 533, Justinian sends his best general (_______) to recover N Africa |
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Belisarius' army managed to win almost all of _____ and much of _____ from the Germans. |
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They headed not just the state but the ______ as well. |
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Few spoke _____ anymore. Most Byzantines spoke _____. |
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Justinian's code of laws was based on the ancient laws of ____. |
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Justinian built a ____ ______, public baths, courts, schools, hospitals, and many churches. |
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Held chariot races and circus acts |
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The crowning religious glory of Justinian's building program was the _____ ______ |
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Russia grows out of a blending of _____ and ________ cultures |
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Eventually, ______ and _____ traditions produce Russian Culture. |
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In the 800's, _______ settle among Slavs, then move to _____. |
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Princess ____ of Kiev visits __________, converting it to Christianity. |
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Who forged alliances, creates legal code, and built churches? |
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Nomads from central Asia were known as |
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Kiev falls in ____ to ______ ____ |
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Who challenges Mongol Rule in the 1400's? |
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Ruler who led the Russian state to become an empire |
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The Abbasids were rulers of the |
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This Turkish group captured Baghdad from the Persians in 1055. |
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Famous Kurdish captain who helped the Muslims recover Jerusalem in 1187 |
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