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Why did the eastern half survive 1000 more years than the western half in rome?
The eastern roman empire was able to stay strong because Constantinople and other eastern cities were on trade routes. The economic gains from trade of spices and other items from far east guaranteed wealth and stability. The eastern empire was able to stay rich and strong and then it became known as the Byzantine Empire. :)
What was the immigration act of 1929?
Only 150,000 immigrants per year were allowed in to the U.S.A. There were to be no asians at all. Northern and western Europeans were to be allocated 85% of all places. The intention of the nationality based quotas was to restrict the number of people from southern and eastern Europe, Japan and china. By 1930, immigration from these areas had virtually stopped.
Who is the number 1 Cancer Center in America?
Western Regional Medical Center Western Regional Medical Center helps lots and lots of people in America by telling them what is wrong with them and how they can solve that problem. They are very generous and have a charity which keeps them with enough money to get the supplies they need for that particular person.
How did congress attempt to resolve the dispute between north and the south regarding slavery in the territories?
Congress attempted to resolve the north and south disputes that lead up to the civil war by enacting a number of agreed upon compromises that they hoped would appease both sides of the country.
The Eastern Roman Empire capital of Byzantium received a name change after a famous emperor's death The new name became what?
Byzantium was an ancient Greek city which under Roman rule become Romanised. The emperor Constantine the Great designated it as the imperial capital. He had it redeveloped and he renamed it after himself: Constantinople, which means City of Constantine. This new name was already in use during his lifetime. After Constantine, Constantinople became the imperial capital of the eastern part of the Roman Empire. After his death Milan, which had been designated as the imperial capital of the western part of the empire by his predecessor (Diocletian), resumed its role as the capital of the western part. Constantinople was conquered by the Ottoman Turks in 1453. The use of the name Constantinople continued. However, the Turks also called it Istanbul. With the establishment of the Turkish Republic in 1922, Istanbul became the sole name of this city.
