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Unlike the fallen Western province of the Roman empire, Justinian and Theodora developed a centralized government where all power and decision-making was concentrated in one unit instead of having power in the hands of many different people in different locations.

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Good education, and communication with the pope. Also, his marriage to Theodora and a bit of luck. ... Trade throughout the Empire and abroad through Silk Roads.

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