What began the development of the two distinct European civilizations of the Western Roman Empire and the Eastern Byzantine Empire? A. In the sixth century, trade flourished in the eastern regions but not in the west. B. Around 400 C. E., Germanic tribes took over much of the empire's western territories. C. In 395, the sons of Theodosius I each became emperor of part of the empire. D. Leaders of the Catholic Church had a major disagreement in the seventh century.

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What began the development of the two distinct European civilizations of the Western Roman Empire and the Eastern Byzantine Empire? A. In the sixth century, trade flourished in the eastern regions but not in the west. B. Around 400 C. E., Germanic tribes took over much of the empire's western territories. C. In 395, the sons of Theodosius I each became emperor of part of the empire. D. Leaders of the Catholic Church had a major disagreement in the seventh century.

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Rolando Warner · Answer 1

The so-called "Byzantine Empire" was a continuation of the Roman Empire. The term Byzantine was coined by a German historian in the 16th century in relation to the history of the eastern part of the Roman Empire after the fall of the western part of this empire (Historia Byzantina).