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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 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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