1. The Byzantine empire preserved the cultural heritage of

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The Byzantine Empire is known for its role in preserving the cultural heritage of which of the following regions?
A. Greece and Rome
B. Russia
C. Western Europe
D. the Mongols

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

A. Greece and Rome Explanation:The Byzantine Empire preserved Greek and Roman culture by saving many Greek and Roman plays, and studied Homer, etc.

Anonymous · Answer

b. The Byzantine Empire preserved important Greek and Christian works.this is the correct Explanation:

Anonymous · Answer

1. The answer that best describes the contributions of Charles Martel to Europe during the Middle Ages is choice A. It states that he united the Franks to fight off Muslim invasion.2. Scholasticism provides an example of the blending of Greek and Roman philosophies with Christian ideas. The answer is choice C. 3. This excerpt from the Justinian Code shows how the Byzantine Empire: “preserve the Greco-Roman culture”. The answer is choice A.4. Christian monks taught laypeople the art of stained glass, which served the functions in medieval Europe by teaching religious scripture to illiterate peasants through images. The answer is choice B.Explanation:

Ona Runte · Answer

Byzantine culture was the logical continuation of the previous periods and they preserved it by continuing to preserve that heritage. During the reign of Justinian capital city- Constantinople was rebuilt to appear more as Rome. Justinian organized major public works on the construction of magnificent building, but the culmination of his construction project and the most spectacular building was the church of Hagia Sophia.Explanation:Byzantine culture in general was mixture of Greek, Roman, Persian and even Semitic culture. Byzantines had private schools in which Roman and Greek learning was kept, and kids had to learn both Latin and Greek language. Byzantines consider themselves Romans. They never used the expression Byzantines in everyday life.

Ms. Lia Harris · Answer

I just took the test and A) preserved Greco-Roman culture, was correct!

Anonymous · Answer

The Byzantine Empire had kept Greek and Roman culture alive for nearly a thousand years after the fall of the Roman Empire in the west. It had preserved this cultural heritage until it was taken up in the west during the Renaissance                                                 hope it helps

Anonymous · Answer

The correct answer is B.The main point of the author in this passage is to show that the preservation of ancient Greek classics and even Christians writings made by the Byzantine Empire is what later allowed the Bizantine revival to take place.

Rollin Gottlieb · Answer

This excerpt from the Justinian Code shows how the Byzantine Empire preserved Greco-Roman culture.It shows how the Byzantine Empire kept the Roman law, which was also intermingled with the Greek origins.

Prof. Gordon Funk Jr.

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