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Did the Byzantine Empire use marriages to gain land for the heirs to inherit like Kingdoms in Western Europe (ie Habsbergs)?

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Why didn't the Byzantines emulate traditional Greco-Roman classical architecture?

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After Justinian's reign, we don't hear much else about Chariot Races... Did the Eastern Romans continue to have Chariot races?

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Did the Byzantines have a strong national identity? Did they view the constant civil wars as harmful to their Civilization?

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Would the Steppe nomads that settled in Europe have known about the other tribes that conquered large parts of the known world (i.e. Turks, Mongols, etc.)?

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How much did minting coins effect a ruler or states influence in the European pre-modern era?

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The Roman Empire encompassed many territories all with long military history. Did they have view regions like Sparta, Numidia, Athens, Macedonia, and Iberians as hotbeds to recruit elite soldiers? Did they ever create specific units incorporating these people's military traditions?

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If a Byzantine citizen traveled to Western Europe and saw something constructed by previous Romans, would they understand it was something their cultural ancestors made?

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What did the Byzantines call their language?

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How did the Romans go from being bested by Odoacer (and the Ostrogoths) in 476 to reconquering Italy with a much smaller force (led by Belisarius) a little over half a century later?

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Did the Byzantine Empire use marriages to gain land for the heirs to inherit like Kingdoms in Western Europe (ie Habsbergs)?	5	AskHistorians
Why didn't the Byzantines emulate traditional Greco-Roman classical architecture?	5	AskHistorians
After Justinian's reign, we don't hear much else about Chariot Races... Did the Eastern Romans continue to have Chariot races?	5	AskHistorians
Did the Byzantines have a strong national identity? Did they view the constant civil wars as harmful to their Civilization?	5	AskHistorians
Would the Steppe nomads that settled in Europe have known about the other tribes that conquered large parts of the known world (i.e. Turks, Mongols, etc.)?	4	AskHistorians
How much did minting coins effect a ruler or states influence in the European pre-modern era?	4	AskHistorians
The Roman Empire encompassed many territories all with long military history. Did they have view regions like Sparta, Numidia, Athens, Macedonia, and Iberians as hotbeds to recruit elite soldiers? Did they ever create specific units incorporating these people's military traditions?	4	AskHistorians
If a Byzantine citizen traveled to Western Europe and saw something constructed by previous Romans, would they understand it was something their cultural ancestors made?	4	AskHistorians
What did the Byzantines call their language?	4	AskHistorians
How did the Romans go from being bested by Odoacer (and the Ostrogoths) in 476 to reconquering Italy with a much smaller force (led by Belisarius) a little over half a century later?	4	AskHistorians