What eastern emperor was responsible for the attempted restoration of a united Roman Empire after 533?
a. Constantine
b. Theodosius
c. Diocletian
d. Michael II
e. Justinian
Answer: E
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AP World History Chapter 9
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- What was the technological innovation that aided the Byzantine Empire in withstanding the Muslim siege of Constantinople in 717?
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