Student s Name: Period: 330 A.D. 395 A.D. 478 A.D. 527 A.D. 533 TO 549 A.D. 534 TO 565 A.D. 534 TO 565 A.D. NEW CAPITAL OF THE EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE

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1 Guided Reading Timeline: Using your textbook (Chapter 11, Pages ) complete the following timeline. 330 A.D. NEW CAPITAL OF THE EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE GREEK NAME 395 A.D. 478 A.D. PROBLEMS BETWEEN EAST AND WEST CAUSE CHANGE LAST ROMAN EMPEROR OUSTED FROM POWER MARKS THIS KEY EVENT 527 A.D. 533 TO 549 A.D. HIGH RANKING NOBLEMAN BECOMES EASTERN EMPEROR NEW EMPEROR SENT HIS BEST MILITARY COMMANDER TO RECLAIM ROMAN LANDS PANEL OF LEGAL EXPERTS COMPILE NEW UNIFORM CODE OF LAWS FOR THE EMPIRE THE NEW CODE OF LAWS IS DIVIDED INTO FOUR PARTS CONTAINED NEARLY 5000 ROMAN LAWS CONTAINED LEGAL OPINIONS IN 50 VOL S 3. TEXTBOOK FOR NEW LAW STUDENTS 4. CONTAINED NEW LAWS PASSED AFTER 534 NEW IMPERIAL CAPITOL CREATED BY THE EMPEROR ROMAN NAME

2 Guided Reading Timeline: Using your textbook (Chapter 11, Pages ) complete the following timeline. NEW IMPERIAL CAPITOL CREATED BY THE EMPORER EMPEROR S EFFORTS CAUSES CULTURAL BLENDING ROMAN NAME KEY INFRASTRUCTURE EMPEROR S LEGACY RELIGIOUS STRUCTURE CLASSICAL LEARNING TO 548 A.D. EMPEROR RECIEVES KEY SUPPORT FROM STRONG WIFE 540 s 700 A.D. NEW DISEASE KILLED LARGE PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION 880 s 964 A.D. 957 TO 989 A.D. NEW NORTHERN NEIGHBORS BUILD TRADE WITH BYZANTINE TWO IMPORTANT RULERS FROM THE NORTHERN EMPIRE CONVERT TO CHRISTIANITY DIFFERENCES IN BELIEF CAUSE A SCHISM IN THE CHURCH

3 Preservers of Ancient Laws PENAL CODE MATCHING: Using the handouts provided by the teacher, complete the graphic organizer below by matching the modern California Penal Codes to the laws of ancient civilizations and empires. In each box you must place the proper code or law (Number, Chapter, Verse, etc.) and the key term or terms used in the code that links it to the wording in the modern penal code, and the punishment for the crime as directed by the code (if stated). Code: #3 Code: Deuteronomy PENAL CODE 182 To falsely and maliciously cause another to be charged or arrested for a crime is punishable by up to nine years in prison. Code: Sura 24, Verse 4 Code: Table VII, Law XII Code: Book I, Law I Code: # Code: Exodus 21:12 PENAL CODE 187 The unlawful killing of a human being, with malice aforethought, is punishable by death of confinement of up to 25 years. Code: Sura 4, Verse 93 Code: Table VII, Law XIII Code: Book I, Law III #17

4 Code: #6, 8, 14, 21, 22 Penal Code Matching (Cont.) PENAL CODE 211 The taking of the personal property of another, against their will is punishable by up to five years in Prison. Code: Table II, Laws V & XVIII Code: Exodus 22: 1-4 Code: Sura 5, Verse 38 Code: Book IV, Law I & II Code: # Code: Exodus 21:15/24 PENAL CODE 247.Any willful and unlawful use of force or violence upon another is punishable by up to six months in a county jail. Code: Sura 5, Verse 45 Code: Table VII, Laws IX & X Code: Book IV, Law IV Code: #129 Code: Deuteronomy 22:22 PENAL CODE 261 Unlawful sexual relations with a person who is not a spouse constitutes adultery and is punishable by up to 1 year in prison. Code: Sura 24, Verse 2 Code: Table IV, Laws V & VI Code: Book I, Law X, #14 and #15

5 Lesson Summary Questions Using your notes, graphic organizers, textbook, and what you learned from the lesson, complete the following questions. The new capital of the Eastern Roman Empire has been given three names over time; what were they? (Pgs 175 & 510 and Class notes) What were the main reasons why the location of the new capital of the Eastern Empire was so important? (Pg 175 and previous Class notes) 3. What happened to the Catholic Church during the Byzantine period and why did it happen? (Pgs and Class notes) 4. What natural disaster struck the Byzantine Empire in 542 A.D. (C.E.)? (Pg 304 and Class notes) 5. What was Emperor Justinian s greatest social/political accomplishment and why was it so important? (Pg 302 and Class notes) 6. What was Emperor Justinian s greatest architectural accomplishment and why was it so important? (pg 303 and Class notes) 7. What elements of Greco-Roman culture were the Byzantine s able to preserve? (Class notes & Critical Thinking)