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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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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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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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