'Greek fire' presentation slideshows

Why should we study these two great civilizations?

Islam and Byzantine : Civilizations that changed our world By Lindsey Vieweg Jason Yanaros Mario Marena Rebecca Skowronek Period 1 June 9 th 2011. Why should we study these two great civilizations?. So why study Islam and Byzantine?. They helped us in math and gave us architecture

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Medieval War Ships and Naval War

Medieval War Ships and Naval War. (from the Fourth to the Sixteenth Century). Roman warship (4 th century, Mainx). Byzantine dromon. 30-50 meters long and 5-7 meters wide, carrying up to 250 men (200 rowers and 50 marines). Greek Fire and Byzantine Naval Warfare.

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Bellringer

What are the Five Pillars of Islam? Get your notes in order, stapled, and with your name on them. You will turn these in tomorrow before your test Chapter 1-1 (Fill in the Blank Notes) Chapter 1-2 (Graphic Organizer) Chapter 1-3 (Graphic Organizer) Chapter 1-4 (Graphic Organizer).

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Byzantine Civilization

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World Civilizations Week 6 Bell #1 12/04/12

World Civilizations Week 6 Bell #1 12/04/12. After the fall of Rome, did Roman culture thrive? If so, where?. The Byzantine Empire and Russia. When the Western Empire fell, where did the Roman culture thrive?. D.R.S.L.s.

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Unit 3: The Byzantine Empire

Unit 3: The Byzantine Empire. The new empire in the East. Geography 12:00 geography. Part 2 geography Constantinople Location The Bosporus strait Trade Defense Walls Moat Peninsula. Geography and natural defenses. The West Language Legal system Religion Education Economy

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Unit 3: The Byzantine Empire

Unit 3: The Byzantine Empire. The new empire in the East. Geography. Constantinople Location The Bosporus strait Trade Defense Walls Moat Peninsula. Geography and natural defenses. The West Language Latin Legal system Religion Education Economy Lifestyle Art/Architecture.

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Byzantine War Ships and Naval War

Byzantine War Ships and Naval War. (from the Fourth to the Eleventh Century). Roman warship (4 th century, Mainx). Byzantine dromon, early 6 th century. Dromon in the Ilias Ambrosiana (Milan, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Cod. Ambros. F. 205 Inf., min. VIII), early sixth century.

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Rome 2: Byzantium

Rome 2: Byzantium . Why Byzantium?. So why Byzantium. Already monotheistic and use to being ruled by one leader Easy to defend Major trade center. Geography: City built on a peninsula Control of Bosporus Straits made city shipping and trading hub. Defense:

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