Chapter 7 Dates the Beginning of Byzantine History with the Accession

question 1

Multiple Choice

Chapter 7 dates the beginning of Byzantine history with the accession of:

• A) Diocletian in 284.
• B) Constantine in 312.
• C) Julian in 360.
• D) Justinian in 527.
• E) Heraclius in 610.

Understand the ecological and geographical distribution of foraging communities.

Comprehend economic practices and their cultural significance, including potlatch, prestige economies, and the use of money.

Grasp the domestication and cultural importance of commodities like chocolate.

Identify cultural adaptations and their impacts on societies.

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