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To which city did Constantine move the capital of the Roman Empire in the fourth century? A. Jerusalem B. Athens C. Byzantium D. Carthage

To which city did Constantine move the capital of the Roman Empire in the fourth century? A. Jerusalem B. Athens C. Byzantium D. Carthage
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To which city did Constantine move the capital of the Roman Empire in the fourth century?

A.
Jerusalem


B.
Athens


C.
Byzantium


D.
Carthage

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the answer is Byzantium because it was the captial city
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User Matt Eckert
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Constantine moved the capital of the Roman Empire to Constantinople, which was named after him and was located in C. Byzantium. It would remain the capital for hundreds of years.
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