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Which emperor ignited the Iconoclastic Controversy in 726?
 
  A. Constantine V
  B. Leo III
  C. Basil II
  D. Heraclius

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Byzantine soldiers were paid through the theme system, which consisted of
 
  A. the right to sell captured enemies into slavery.
  B. grants of land in specific zones.
  C. precious metals pillaged from conquered territories.
  D. payments from the Byzantine emperor's personal purse.



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Answer to Question 1

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