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Constantine moved the seat of the Roman government to what is now... A. Milan b. greece c. turkey d. sicily

Constantine moved the seat of the Roman government to what is now... A. Milan b. greece c. turkey d. sicily
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Constantine moved the seat of the Roman government to what is now...

A. Milan
b. greece
c. turkey
d. sicily

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Constantine moved the seat of the Roman government to Constantinople, to be closer to the resently acquired lands of the Empire.
Constantinople is today's Istanbul, Turkey's biggest city.
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