In what orders did these happen? 1. Licinius rules and has complete control of Eastern Roman Empire. 2. Constantine declares freedom of religion 3. Justinian begin to rule Byzantine Empire 4. Great Schism 5. Constantine rules Roman Empire 6. Byzantine Empire outlaws use of icons(saints) 7. Basil II rules 8. Turks weakened the Byzantine Empire 9. Constantine is victorious over Licinius 10. Last Roman Emperor is driven from the throne (Fall of Roman Empire) 11. Second Golden Age-Byzantine Empire 12. Turks surround Constantinople and the Byzantine Empire falls. 13. Constantine moves capital from Rome to Byzantium ( renamed Constantinople) 14. Constantinople attacked by Christian crusaders 15. Justinian’s death

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Explanation:

1. Licinius rules and has complete control of the Eastern Roman Empire. 312 CE after Maximinus defeat

2. Constantine declares freedom of religion - 313 CE after the Edict of Milan

3. Constantine is victorious over Licinius - 324 CE - after the battle of Adrianople

4. Constantine rules Roman Empire - 324 CE - after the defeat of Licinius

5. Constantine moves capital from Rome to Byzantium ( renamed Constantinople) - 324 after Constantine became ruler of all the Roman empire

6. Last Roman Emperor is driven from the throne (Fall of Roman Empire) - 476 CE after being deposed by German Barbarian

7. Justinian begin to rule Byzantine Empire - 527 CE

8. Justinian’s death in 565 CE

9. Byzantine Empire outlaws use of icons(saints) - 730 CE

10. Second Golden Age-Byzantine Empire 1 - 869 CE after the defeat of iconoclasts

11. Basil II rules 963 - 1025 CE

12. Great Schism - 1053 CE

13. Constantinople attacked by Christian crusaders - 1204 CE, this was the Fourth crusades from the Holy Land

14. Turks surround Constantinople and the Byzantine Empire falls - 1453 CE led by Sultan Mehmed II

15. Turks weakened the Byzantine Empire - 1453 after surrounding the Constantinople wall for 55 days.

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