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Why did Constantine the Great move the capital of the Roman Empire?
1.The city of Rome had been sacked by Germanic tribes.
2.The Christian church was centrally organized in the East.
3.The Romans needed to retreat to a more defensive position from the expanding Muslim armies.
4.The city of Rome was too far from the strategically important eastern half of the empire.

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Constantine the Great moved the capital of the Roman Empire because the city of Rome was too far from the strategically important eastern half of the empire.

  • 4. The city of Rome was a long way from the strategically important eastern half of the empire.

Why did Constantine move the capital of the Roman Empire to Byzantium?

To establish the presence of the Roman Empire and the control of an important location for the ancient world, the city of Constantinople was founded, whose name refers to the aforementioned Roman Emperor. On May 11, 330, Emperor Constantine I made Constantinople the capital of the Roman Empire.

With this information, we can conclude that Emperor Constantine offered a new capital to the Roman Empire: New Rome. This city would be named Constantinople after the emperor's death and with this name it would go down in history.

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