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Crown Jewel of Constantinople Church of Holy Wisdom Church of Hagia Sophia After the Nika Rebellion Justinian undertook to rebuild Constantinople.

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Today, the capital of Turkey is still Istanbul and is a center of culture because of how Turkey is in both Asia and Europe. Back , ...

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The defining moment of the Ottoman Empire ... May 7, 1453 Ottoman s launch another major assault against the Mesoteichion sector involving 30,000-50,000 men.

Buildings of Constantinople Hippodrome & Great Palace. Buildings of Constantinople Hagia Sophia ...

Symbol of Constantinople (381) Athanasius died in 373; but his cause triumphed at Constantinople, long an Arian city First by the preaching of St. Gregory Nazianzen

The capital of the Roman empire was shifted from Rome to Byzantium. The Persian empire began to persecute tens of thousands of Christians. ...

The Ottoman Turks lead by Sultan Mehmed II successfully conquered ... Briffa Polar Urals. B ntgen European Alps. B ntgen Pyrenees. Cold. North. Cool. South ...

When Constantine moved the Roman empire east, he declared Constantinople in ... What was the name of this city before he declared it Constantinople? ...

[Archbishop of Canterbury] ... [Archbishop of Westminster] ... [Greek patriarch, archbishop of Constantinople] ...

Constantinople Crossroads of Culture A Brief History of Constantinople Originally Byzantium (660 BCE) by the Greeks Becomes Eastern Capital of Roman Empire (Byzantine ...

Inauguration of Constantinople (Byzantium; Istanbul) as the New Rome (330 A.D. ... Constantinople modern day Istanbul. Second Ecumenical Council. Called by ...

Hagia Sophia. Exterior Distant View. c532-537. Constantinople, Turkey., Hagia Sophia. Hagia Sophia. ... Section (after Gurlitt) c532-537. Constantinople, Turkey. ...

The Byzantine Empire. 476 - 1453. power of Rome had already ... 4th Crusade to save Constantinople from Seljuk Turks. The Crusaders took over Constantinople! ...

The Byzantine Empire ... capital of the Byzantine Empire. ... Greek Fire Constantinople at a Crossroads Following the Roman Empire, ...

Late Roman-Early Christian Art Vocabulary Constantinople Tetrarchy Porphyry Tondo Basilica Nave Apse Buttress Narthex Transept Putto/Putti Catacomb Orant

Chapter 11 Byzantines, Russians, Turks Interact Section 1 - Byzantine Western Rome collapsed 476 AD Byzantine flourished (Constantinople) Justinian had tried ...

16th cty: Sultan Constantinople: smokers to be quartered, or at least beheaded ... Nonsmoker at once. Intensive follow-up (p.e. weeks 1, 2, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 26, 52) ...

The Roman Empire Divided in 294 Barbarian Invasions of the Roman Empire Constantine s City--Constantinopolis Cityscape of Istanbul (formerly Constantinople) 1st ...

Cox Paisley IB The Roman Empire Divided in 294 Constantine s City--Constantinopolis Barbarian Invasions of the Roman Empire Constantinople: A Greek City (Istanbul ...

Belisarius retired after this series of battles. Justinian, however, made the citizens of Constantinople unhappy with taxes. What a jerk! ...

... wanted serfs to stay to produce large harvests Looked to Constantinople and not Rome for leadership Russia isolated One seaport ... Petersburg Establishing Saint ...

Identification with the ... Later the fall of Constantinople (1453) Gian Galeazzo Cosimo. Visconti ... Perspective, chiaroscuro. Architecture: Domes ...

Byzantine Empire. Eastern of the Roman Empire (Constantinople) Lasted for 1,000 years after Rome fell. Broke from the . Catholic Church and . formed the Orthodox

The Roman Empire Divided in 294 Constantine s City--Constantinopolis Barbarian Invasions of the Roman Empire Constantinople: A Greek City (Istanbul Today) Sunset on ...

Rome's First Emperor. The First Roman Dynasty. Pax Romana: 27 BCE 180 CE ... Constantinople: 'The 2nd Rome' (Founded in 330) Barbarian Invasions: 4c-5c ...

The West & the Changing World Balance Chapter 15 Fall of Constantinople 1453 By Ottoman Turks Fall of Abbasid Caliphate Religious leaders rise rational thought and ...

The Copernican Revolution The Beginning of Modern Astronomy The 15th Century In 1453 Ottoman Turks overrun Constantinople. Romans flee west into Europe and take books ...

The Renaissance Italian City States Constantinople was conquered by the Ottoman Empire in 1453. States grew because of loyalty to individual lords and the power ...

Byzantine Empire After the Western Roman Empire fell to German barbarian invasions in the 5th century, the Eastern Roman Empire, with its capital at Constantinople ...

Constantine founded a new capital at Byzantium and named it: CONSTANTINOPLE Advantages of the new capital included: Closer to Silk Road and more financially stable ...

The Empire in Crisis: 3c Diocletian Splits the Empire in Two: 294 CE Constantine: 312 - 337 Constantinople: The 2nd Rome (Founded in 330) Barbarian Invasions ...

Attila. Huns Pg. 34. Huns, Constantinople, Greece, Gaul, Italy. Assessment: Checking for Understanding, pg. 33 4. Because he was told that ...

Punic Wars Answer: Back to the Game Board Topic 4 for 1 New, eastern capital established by Constantine Question: Check Your Answer Topic 4 for 2 Constantinople ...

Kerajaan Uthmaniyyah II Liputan Kuliah Pengasasan dawlah Uthmaniyah Proses Perluasan Kuasa Penaklukan Constantinople Zaman kegemilangan Kemerosotan Awal Dawlah ...

Unit 3: The Byzantine Empire The new empire in the East Geography Constantinople Location The Bosporus strait Trade Defense Walls Moat Peninsula Geography and natural ...

Byzantine Empire After the Western Roman Empire fell to German barbarian invasions in the 5th century, the Eastern Roman Empire, with its capital at Constantinople ...

Who wants to be a Roman Millionaire ... Constantinople was ideal w/trade routes & easily defendable $8,000 All the following were invented/built by the ...

1453- Ottoman Turks conquer Constantinople. The Spread of Christianity ... fell under the Influence of the Islamic world of the Turks (Ottoman Empire) ...

Standard 7.1.3 Contributions of Byzantium A Unique Culture Constantinople was a city which combined Greek and Roman ideas with traditions of the East.

Medieval Europe AKA the Middle Ages AKA the Dark Ages In a nutshell The Roman Empire split between east and west 395AD Eastern Byzantine Empire Constantinople ...

Constantine names capital after himself (Constantinople), moves ... Chariot races, 'greens vs. blues' Politically inspired rioting. Orthodox Christianity ...

Founding of Ottoman dynasty (1281) Continued decline of Byzantium ... 1453 Ottoman capture of Constantinople. 1683 Ottoman siege of Vienna ...

The Ottomans, a people from Central Asia, became rulers of the Islamic world in the 13th century. In 1453, they conquered Constantinople. It is important to remember ...

Byzantine Empire Conversion to Crusades Constantine (324-337) Founded Constantinople as an ideal Christian capital Eusebius described him as the transformer of the ...

ROMAN EMPIRE SPLIT CONSTANTINOPLE In A.D. 330 an emperor named Constantine moved the capital of the empire from Rome to a new city in the east.

In 1453, Constantinople falls to the Ottoman Empire led by Sultan Mehmet II. Christian resistance against the Ottoman advance is led by Wallachian and Hungarian lords. ...

Emperor Constantine Moved Roman Empire capital city from Rome to Byzantium (and re-named it Constantinople) Emperor Justinian Lost control and fell to Germanic ...

... Mob of Peasants Balkans Terrorizing Looting Attacks on Jews Constantinople Battle in Asia Minor Slaughter The First Crusade Only truly successful Crusade ...

Constantinople (named after the emperor Constantine) became the capital of the eastern Roman Empire. Originally called Byzantium, now called Istanbul, Turkey The ...

The Byzantine Empire World History Constantinople Surrounded on 3 sides by water; good for trade and defense a shipping and trading hub Capital of Eastern Roman ...

Emerged as a political and economic power after conquest of Constantinople ... Example: Taj Mahal Muslim architecture-tomb for ruler and wife ...

The Byzantine Empire and Russia Growth of Byzantine Power Emperor Constantine rebuilt the Greek city Byzantine and renamed the capital Constantinople.