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==Byzantine Empire==
Byzantium represents one of the high points of historical globalization.  The Empire not only served as a physical bridge between East and West during the first millennium, it also combined a variety of traditions and beliefs that gave it a particularly cosmopolitan and multi-ethnic character.  The territorial decline of the Empire after the 8th century and its diminution after 1204 also reflected the rise of yet another global force: Islam.  Despite having disappeared as a political entity almost 600 years ago, the cultural exports of Byzantium remain at the core of much of the culture of Eastern Europe.
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