Question

Which statement about why Emperor Constantine chose Byzantium as his new capital is not true?









A.
Its location made it easier to defend than the city of Rome.







B.
It lay at the crossroads of several major land and sea trade routes.







C.
It was in an agriculturally rich region and had room to expand.







D.
It was the holiest city in the rapidly growing Christian religion.
d?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

If you look at a map you can see that Byzantium was a great location for a strong city. It controlled both the land and sea routs and therefore collected revenues from the traders that used the city both from the east and the west. It also had military advantages by lad, sea and river. Considering this, it does not have anything to do with the holiness of the city. So yes, "D." is the answer.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I was about to say D lol

Answer 5

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