Which describes a major reason constantine moved his capital to byzantium? he chose byzantium because it was the busiest city in the empire he chose byzantium for its strategic location he wanted to build on a spot where no city ever existed he wanted a capital that was closer to africa

Option: He chose Byzantium for its strategic location

Explanation:

Constantine decided to move his capital from Rome to the Greek city of Byzantium in 330 A.D. The city renamed Constantinople after Constantine. The region was chosen because of the barbarian and Persian Empire constantly attacking the empire in Rome. Constantine decided to change his capital to check the enemy advances from Danube and Persia. Its geographical location also helped him to establish capital because of its coastal city and trading network between Europe and Asia.

the answer is b.

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