Facts about the not so dark ages of Eastern Rome

Nov 30, 2013

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Eastern rome, known as the byzantine empire, lasted a thousand years longer than western rome why?. Western rome. Political InstabilityBarbarians inside the gateGeographical locationMilitary spendingUnable to guard bordersDecline in moralsFailing economyCost of the Games". BYZANTINE EM

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