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History - ENEM Exercise - Byzantine Empire
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O Império Bizantino foi a continuação do Império Romano. Sua capital foi Constantinopla, originalmente conhecida como Bizâncio. Inicialmente parte oriental do Império Romano, sobreviveu à fragmentação e ao colapso do Império Romano do Ocidente no século V e continuou a prosperar, existindo por mais de mil anos até sua queda diante da expansão dos turcos otomanos. Acesse nosso site e estude com a melhor equipe de professores da internet. São centenas de videoaulas totalmente gratuitas para a você!
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