NR 534 healthcare systems management EXAM A+ GRADE ASSURED COMPLETE SOLUTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS

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Hist 325 Midterm 2026 A+ GRADE ASSURED COMPLETE
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SOLUTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS (B7803) vc vc vc vc




QUESTION 1 vc




Diocletian
ANSWER

• Roman army raised to around 400,000 soldiers • Hired many new bureaucrats • Made a distinction be
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tween military and civilian power • Raised taxes o Attempted to standardize the tax system o Full censu
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s every 15 years, partial census every 5 years Never done before on this scale Indiction: tax cycle • Subd
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ivided the Provinces o Added new layers of leadership o Almost 100 provinces in the Empire Super pro
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vinces controlled the province • Vicar or Count Small provinces controlled by prefects • Attempted to cr
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eate the Tetrarchy o Senior Emperor Co-senior Emperor Two junior Emperors
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QUESTION 2 vc




o Crisis and Reform: Roman government at its "largest"
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ANSWER

Roman government changed many times throughout its history Rome went through a "period of crisis" i
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n the 3rd century • Germanic tribes were fighting in the north • Civil war rampant in the empire Able to
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reunify itself • Instituted many reforms
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QUESTION 3 vc




o Constantine and the first Christian emperors
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ANSWER

The Rise of Constantine 306-
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324 AD Won power slowly by defeating the fellow Emperors • His father was one of these Emperors Co
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nstantine became a Christian • How and why is up for debate • Claimed that the Christian God supporte
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d him • Devoted a lot of wealth to support Christian expansion • Edict of Milan (313): Allowed Christian
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s to practice Christianity in the Roman Empire • 324: Became the sole Emperor o All future Emperors w
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,QUESTION 4 vc




o Constantinople as a New Rome
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ANSWER

Previously called Byzantium Constantine makes Constantinople his new capital Constantine built a mass
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ive Palace and Hippodrome in the City Population of around 300,000
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QUESTION 5 vc




o Roman law and the Law code of Justinian
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ANSWER

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565 AD) • Large code of law built from the collection of all old Roman laws • Attempted to make Roman
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law more Christianized o Made homosexuality illegal o Made divorce more difficult to achieve o Dislike
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d certain sects of Christians Roman law was extremely important in Rome • So many laws written, it wa
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s difficult to discern which law to follow Roman law was not static • 6th century change by Justinian
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QUESTION 6 vc




o The Late Roman army: mobile forces and frontier troops
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ANSWER

Largest under Diocletian Devoted more attention to cavalry Continually developing Largest army in the
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world (400,000-450,000) 4th-
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5th century • Massive endeavor to maintain the army • Separated in to stationary armies which guarde
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d borders and mobile armies Changed the way of recruitment • Family tradition is important • By the 4t
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h century, Rome recruited mainly outside of the Empire o Supplies were also pulled from outside Empir
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e Symbiotic relationship between the Empire and the army
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QUESTION 7 vc




Greek culture in early Byzantium: ancient culture revised
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ANSWER

o Early Greek literature: Homer and other mythic poetry Continued use of the Greek language kept Gree
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k writings alive o Classical Greek rhetoric and historical writing Historians were important for passing o
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n ancient knowledge o Classical and Hellenistic philosophy (Plato and Aristotle) Important in the Roman
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empire Most prestigious form of education • Plato is founding figure of philosophy (Neoplatonism) o Cl
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assical and Hellenistic "science" and medicine Greek medicine was not that effective, but very elaborate
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o Hellenistic and Imperial-era plays, novels, poems and satires
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o Elite Greek education and culture in the Roman empire
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ANSWER

Around 20% of Byzantines could read (15% for Rome) Sustained with some support from the Roman st
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ate • Greek elite schools were operated for the Elite o Tuition was required Sophists and philosophers i
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n the Later Roman empire • Sophists helped teach oration
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QUESTION 9 vc




o Formation of Barbarian Kingdoms in the Roman West
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ANSWER

Border was on the Rhine and Danu rivers to the North and Northwest 100,000-
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150,000 'Barbarians' migrated into the Roman Empire Most of Western Rome is broken up by 470 Barb
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arian kingdoms were roughly stable until the 370's
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QUESTION 10 vc




Germanic "Barbarian Invasions": Who were the "invading barbarian"?
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ANSWER

The Goths invaded the empire and defeated the roman army in 378 • Next emperor makes pact with th
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e goths • The goths resettle in the Balkans • Gothic general assassinated in 408 o Goths begin raiding ag
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ain o "Sack of Rome" Looted wealthy individuals in Rome o Goths and Visi-Goths are resettled Visi-
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Goths were given land in 413 and were allies to Rome from then on Vandals • Worked their way throug
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h western Europe and then conquered North Africa by 440
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QUESTION 11 vc




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ANSWER

• Took control of kingdom in 476 consisting of Italy • Ostro-
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Goths was the kingdom set up following Odovacer
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QUESTION 12 vc




o Justinian's Wars of Reconquest in N. Africa and Italy
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ANSWER

Came to power in the 520's Last Latin speaking Emperor Commits in the 530's to reconquest • Initially
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to target the Vandals o Defeat the Vandals in 533 • Starts war against Ostro-
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Goths in 534 o Fighting goes back and forth for 20 years o Takes back Rome Empire struck by Bubonic
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