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Was the city of Constantinople named after the greek city Byzantium? Or was it just built on that former site with a new name?
11 years ago

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Ms. Sue
The city of New Rome was built upon the old site of Byzantium. When Constantine died, the city was renamed Constantinople. The name was changed to Istanbul in the 20th century.

http://www.ancient.eu.com/Byzantium/
11 years ago
sam
Thank you MS. Sue. There were 4 answers with 1 being incorrect and the other 3 checked out correct but I wasn't 100% sure of this one
11 years ago

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