Who was the Roman Emperor that decided Byzantium should be the center of the Roman Empire and moved the capital there?

What name was given to the capital of the Roman Empire after it was moved to the part of Turkey that connects Asia to Europe?

In what year did the Western Roman Empire collapse?

Which emperor is known for reviewing and updating laws and creating a legal system, which included the Corpus of Civil Law?

What is the name of the cathedral that Justinian I is most known for building?

When did the Byzantine Empire come to an end?

What language did the Byzantines begin using which was also reflected in their cultural works such as literature and philosophy?

What was the name of the first encyclopedia created by a Byzantine philosopher?

Which of the following was a result of Byzantine society's focus on the family?

What was the Hippodrome at Constantinople used for?

What led to the Byzantine Empire's decline after the Fourth Crusade?

What did Diocletian do to change the way the Roman Empire was ruled?

During the middle ages, the city of Constantinople was

The location of Constantinople made it a place

During the Byzantine Empire the people of Constantinople spoke

Theodora passed a series of laws that

Theodora and her husband had what famous church built?

The Great Schism split apart the

The people of the Byzantine Empire were famous for portraits that combined religion with art known as

Who overran Constantinople and ended the Byzantine Empire in 1453?

In the Byzantine Empire, an iconoclast was someone who