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The capital of the Roman Empire was moved to Constantinople in the 4th century because * The East was more stable than the West It was a hub of major trade routes The Emperor Constantine was born there
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The capital of the Roman Empire was moved to Constantinople in the 4th century because *

The East was more stable than the West
It was a hub of major trade routes
The Emperor Constantine was born there
Both A and B
All of the above

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