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  The    Division of Rome

  Parting   Ways: East and West

        The   Rise of Islam

   Implications   of Byzantium
    Tetrachy
     ◦  New government system established by Diocletian
        (284 – 305)
     ◦  This system allowed for four people to rule the
        Roman Empire
        Both the east and the west would have an Augustus
         and Caesar to control the area.
     ◦  This is system how both Maxentius and Constantine
        gained power in the fourth century A.D.

  Maxentius and
   Constantine start a
   civil war.
  Constantine emerges
   victorious in 312
   A.D.
     ◦  Battle at Milvan Bridge
    Constantine then
     moves capital to
     Constantinople, in
     the east.
    Constantinople marks a new beginning in
     Roman history, the transition from Western
     dominance, to Eastern dominance.
    Western Empire                       Eastern Empire
     ◦  “Barbization of Rome”              ◦  Tried to retain Roman
        When Rome was sacked by              values.
         the barbarians, the               ◦  Throughout the fourth
         western empire did not               and fifth century, they
         fall, but changed.                   were very prosperous
        Vistigoths became integral
                                           ◦  Began to divide due to
         part of Roman politics
                                              conflicts within
        Western empire would
                                              Christianity
         never be the same
  Capital city located
   at Constantinople.
  Population consisted
   of Hellenized people
   of middle eastern
   descent.
  Divided population
   due to religious
   beliefs.
    Wanted to return
     Roman Empire to its
     past prestige.
     ◦  Justinian actually
        remade the Roman
        Empire
    Recaptured North
     Africa and Italy
     ◦  At very high costs
     ◦  Virtually left the
        empire bankrupt
  Muhammad, in 610, reported he had a vision
   that he was the messenger of God
  He began preaching openly and was forced
   out of his hometown, Mecca
  He found residence in Medina, this journey
   from Mecca to Medina is known as the Hirja
  On this march, Muhammad found many
   followers, and in 629 returned to Mecca, and
   took the city
    The fundamentals of
     Islamic religion is
     found in the Qur’an
    Islamic religion spread very quickly
     throughout the area.
     ◦  Many tribes heard Muhammad’s message
  After Muhammad's death, his successors
   conquered a vast empire
  But, Conquering was easier than governing

  The Islamic empire did not last long
  When most of Europe fell
   to Islam, Byzantine
   remained a Christian
   stronghold
  When the Western Empire
   fell to barbarian rule,
   Byzantium remained to
   Roman traditions
  Byzantium is also currently
   the center of Hellenized
   life.
  Kishlansky, Mark A., Patrick J. Geary, and
   Patricia O'Brien. Civilization in the West. New
   York: Longman, 2003. Print.
  Pictures
     ◦    Nihad Hamzic, Invasions of the Roman Empire, October 1st, 2006
     ◦    Flamarande, Western Eastern Roman Empire, December 28th, 2007, CC
     ◦    F.R. von Hubner, Byzantine Constantinople, October 25th, 2006, cc
     ◦    Justinian43, Byzantine 737, November 3rd, 2007, CC
     ◦    ARTE, Byzantine Empire Animated2, July 17th 2007, CC
     ◦    Stranger, Justinian, May 7th, 2007, CC
     ◦    NormanEinstein, Mecca, Saudi Arabia locator map, April 20th, 2007, CC
     ◦    Doctor Yuri, Qur’an, December 16th, 2009, CC
     ◦    Brian Szymanski, Age of Caliphs, September 19th, 2007, CC
     ◦    Evil Berry, Coin of Byzantium, July 16th, 2009, CC

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Rise of Byzantium

  • 2.   The Division of Rome   Parting Ways: East and West   The Rise of Islam   Implications of Byzantium
  • 3.
  • 4.   Tetrachy ◦  New government system established by Diocletian (284 – 305) ◦  This system allowed for four people to rule the Roman Empire   Both the east and the west would have an Augustus and Caesar to control the area. ◦  This is system how both Maxentius and Constantine gained power in the fourth century A.D.

  • 5.   Maxentius and Constantine start a civil war.   Constantine emerges victorious in 312 A.D. ◦  Battle at Milvan Bridge   Constantine then moves capital to Constantinople, in the east.
  • 6.   Constantinople marks a new beginning in Roman history, the transition from Western dominance, to Eastern dominance.
  • 7.   Western Empire   Eastern Empire ◦  “Barbization of Rome” ◦  Tried to retain Roman   When Rome was sacked by values. the barbarians, the ◦  Throughout the fourth western empire did not and fifth century, they fall, but changed. were very prosperous   Vistigoths became integral ◦  Began to divide due to part of Roman politics conflicts within   Western empire would Christianity never be the same
  • 8.
  • 9.   Capital city located at Constantinople.   Population consisted of Hellenized people of middle eastern descent.   Divided population due to religious beliefs.
  • 10.   Wanted to return Roman Empire to its past prestige. ◦  Justinian actually remade the Roman Empire   Recaptured North Africa and Italy ◦  At very high costs ◦  Virtually left the empire bankrupt
  • 11.   Muhammad, in 610, reported he had a vision that he was the messenger of God   He began preaching openly and was forced out of his hometown, Mecca   He found residence in Medina, this journey from Mecca to Medina is known as the Hirja   On this march, Muhammad found many followers, and in 629 returned to Mecca, and took the city
  • 12.   The fundamentals of Islamic religion is found in the Qur’an
  • 13.
  • 14.   Islamic religion spread very quickly throughout the area. ◦  Many tribes heard Muhammad’s message   After Muhammad's death, his successors conquered a vast empire   But, Conquering was easier than governing   The Islamic empire did not last long
  • 15.   When most of Europe fell to Islam, Byzantine remained a Christian stronghold   When the Western Empire fell to barbarian rule, Byzantium remained to Roman traditions   Byzantium is also currently the center of Hellenized life.
  • 16.   Kishlansky, Mark A., Patrick J. Geary, and Patricia O'Brien. Civilization in the West. New York: Longman, 2003. Print.   Pictures ◦  Nihad Hamzic, Invasions of the Roman Empire, October 1st, 2006 ◦  Flamarande, Western Eastern Roman Empire, December 28th, 2007, CC ◦  F.R. von Hubner, Byzantine Constantinople, October 25th, 2006, cc ◦  Justinian43, Byzantine 737, November 3rd, 2007, CC ◦  ARTE, Byzantine Empire Animated2, July 17th 2007, CC ◦  Stranger, Justinian, May 7th, 2007, CC ◦  NormanEinstein, Mecca, Saudi Arabia locator map, April 20th, 2007, CC ◦  Doctor Yuri, Qur’an, December 16th, 2009, CC ◦  Brian Szymanski, Age of Caliphs, September 19th, 2007, CC ◦  Evil Berry, Coin of Byzantium, July 16th, 2009, CC