Question

Which was a major effect of Pope Leo iii crowning Charlemagne emperor of the romans?

Answer 1

1 a major effect of Pope Leo iii crowning Charlemagne emperor of the romans was: D. Revival of the ideal of a unified Christian community

There was a time when christian communities involved in conflict due to the disagreement between the churches and the Government. The crowning of Charlemagne emperor by pop leo iii marked the union between the church and the government. Charlemagne later on managed to united christian communities in western Europe.

2 The way geographical factors influence the success of Constantinople was: B. It was situated on a strait connecting two major waterways used for trade

Because of this geographical location, Constantinople had the ability to distribute the products that made by its citizens to the civilizations in 3 different continents. This lead to massive inflow of profit form the export and very much contributed to Constantinople's success.

3 The fall of roman empire caused: C. Western Europe’s contact with advanced civilizations in Asia increased

When the roman empire at the peak of its power, large empires from asia was  reluctant in interacting with european territories. This happen because asian traders need to pay high taxes to distribute their products pass the roman empire and a lot of Asian empires were reluctant to invade european territories because of the roman empire.

4. The method that justinian used to revive the glory of rome were:

A.He conquered roman territories seized by invaders

D.He magnificently rebuilt the city of Constantinople

By seizing the the invaders, the wealth from production that the previously controlled by the invaders could be transferred to Constantinople's government budget. This increase in budget later on used to improve the military strength along with rebuilding the city of Constantinople.

Answer 2

Answer:

D. Revival of the ideal of a unified Christian community

B. It was situated on a strait connecting two major waterways used for trade

A. Trade slowed greatly, and western Europe became politically divided

A. He conquered roman territories seized by invaders

D. He magnificently rebuilt the city of Constantinople

Explanation:

When Charlemagne became emperor of the Romans in 800, a new age began for Europe. Charlemagne was able to unite the majority of western and central Europe. He was the first ruler to accomplish this since the Roman empire. This led to a revival of the ideal unified Christian community.

The main reason why Constantinople was chosen as a second capital of the Roman empire was because of its strategic geographical location. Constantinople was located between Europe and Asia, and it served as a connection between the two areas. Moreover, the city was access to two major waterways which made it an excellent location for trade.

With the fall of the Roman Empire, trade in Europe slowed down considerably. Institutions that were established by the Romans were no longer in use, and this lead to the fragmentation of Europe into separate kingdoms and other political areas.

Emperor Justinian was the Eastern Roman emperor from 527 to 565. Justinian was very significant in achieving the restoration of the Roman Empire. He was able to reconquer the western Roman territories that had been seized by invaders. He also rebuilt the city of Constantinople.