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17. Read the following information from page 330. Write at least five things you might reflect on as you read this information.
In A. D. 532 Theodora helped save Justinian's throne. Angry
taxpayers threatened to overthrow Justinian and stormed the
palace. Justinian's advisers urged him to leave Constantinople.
Theodora, however, told him to stay and fight. Justinian took
Theodora's advice. He stayed in the city and crushed the
uprising
What does this mean? I don’t get what it’s asking. Please help.
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