Question

map 70: this map is from the time after the fall of rome but before the islamic takeover. in that 150 - year period, the byzantines tried to rebuild the whole roman empire and bring it back. circle the places where they were successful in winning back, at least temporarily: northern spain southern spain france north africa italy britain while in western europe the pope was a religious figure and a king was a political figure, in the byzantine world, what was the relationship between church and state? constantinople caesaropapism orthodox christianity crusades kievan rus pic 72: if this byzantine orthodox cathedral is in roman catholic italy, there must be a reason. what is it? western christendom zooming in 74: after reading the selection, answer both sections of the analysis question that follows: 1)

Explanation:

In the Byzantine world, the relationship between church and state was characterized by Caesaropapism, where the emperor had significant control over religious matters. Regarding the Byzantine Orthodox cathedral in Roman - Catholic Italy, it could be due to historical trade, cultural exchanges, or the presence of Byzantine influence in Italy during certain periods, such as when the Byzantines had territorial control or strong commercial ties there.

Answer:

1. In the Byzantine world, the relationship between church and state was one of Caesaropapism, where the emperor held considerable authority over religious affairs.
2. A Byzantine Orthodox cathedral in Roman Catholic Italy could be due to historical trade connections, cultural exchanges, or past Byzantine territorial or commercial influence in Italy.