Lesson – Byzantine Empire

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November 19, 2013 by mrcaseyhistory

 

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Quaestio: Was Justinian a good emperor?

PowerPoint: Byzantine Empire

Classwork: Justinian’s Legacy

Homework:
Read “The Early Christian Church Develops” on p170-171 & “Byzantine Christianity” on p285-287. Write a one page summary answering the question, “HOW DID THE CHURCH CHANGE IN ITS FIRST THOUSAND YEARS?”

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