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Why was the Byzantine Empire a prime target for invasions?​

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Answer: At the time of Justinian's death, the Byzantine Empire reigned supreme as the largest and most powerful state in Europe. ... During the seventh and eighth centuries, attacks from the Persian Empire and from Slavs, combined with internal political instability and economic regression, threatened the vast empire.

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weakened the Byzantines tremendously

Explanation:

The war with the Sassanid Empire, which began in 602 and lasted for over a quarter of a century, weakened the Byzantines tremendously and made it an easier target for Arab invaders. Large parts of the empire were lost in the 7 th century but the Arabs were never able to take Constantinople.

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