<span>The Hagia Sofia's design is grand and very large. This reflects the church in that religion is a big imposing force in people's lives, as the building is physically. The intricate design of the art is successful in drawing in people and also showing the grandness of the church. This also plays into Justinian's position in society. He wanted to be seen as a strong force overseeing everything, and having such a large, imposing building to his name helps emphasize that position. In the times of Byzantine architecture, the ruler gained a lot of their power from their believed connection to God. Because of this, Byzantine architecture about God, but in doing so was also about the ruler by extension.</span>
The United States sent Matthew Perry and seven warships to Japan to sign the Convention of Kanagawa, the treaty allowing trade between the United States and Japan.
By electing new leaders and adopting a democrating form of life
The answer is: As close to the antecedent as possible<span>
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