Justinian ordered scholars to organize centuries of Roman laws into one clear collection. Which achievement was this?

Justinian sent armies west to fight the Germanic kingdoms in Italy and North Africa. Which goal did this support?

Justinian claimed final authority over laws, officials, the army, and major church decisions. Which form of rule does this describe?

Justinian relied on trained, salaried officials to carry out his laws and orders across the empire. Which system strengthened imperial control?

After fires during the Nika Revolt, Justinian sponsored a huge domed church in Constantinople. Which building project was it?

During the Nika Revolt of 532, rioters nearly drove Justinian out of Constantinople. Who urged him to stay and fight instead of fleeing?

Centuries after Justinian, scholars in Western Europe studied his law collection closely. Which lasting legacy grew from their work?

Which Byzantine position appointed civil officials, commanded the army, and approved major church leaders?

A top church leader in Constantinople guided worship and bishops under imperial oversight. Which office was this?

Which Byzantine institution heard disputes over property and contracts and decided them using Justinian's law collection?

In Constantinople, one official ran the city's courts, markets, and public order for the emperor. What was this official called?

Justinian's heavy taxes to pay for wars and buildings angered crowds in Constantinople. In 532, which uprising did this anger help start?

Belisarius and Narses served Justinian in Italy and North Africa. Which role did they hold?

This body dated back to ancient Rome and still met in Constantinople, but under Justinian it had little real power. Which institution was it?

Missionaries from the Byzantine church carried its faith from Constantinople into parts of Eastern Europe. Which religious legacy spread?

In 1054, disputes split the church centered in Constantinople and the church centered in Rome. Which event names this division?

Missionaries linked to Byzantium helped adapt Greek letters for Slavic speech. Which writing system became part of that legacy?

Justinian's great domed church influenced later church design across Orthodox lands. Which cultural legacy does this show?

Byzantine scholars copied ancient Greek works by writers such as Homer and Plato. How did this help Western Europe later?

Byzantine churches often displayed holy images and glass-tile scenes to teach Christian stories. Which artistic legacy is shown?