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Emperor Constantine chose the location for a new capital partly for its long distance from- (1 point) Responses Germanic invaders Germanic invaders feudal kingdoms feudal kingdoms trade routes trade routes Mongol hordes

Answer 1

Emperor Constantine chose the location for a new capital (Byzantium, which he renamed Constantinople) partly for its long distance from **Germanic invaders**. This location provided a strategic advantage, as it was more secure from threats originating from the Germanic tribes who were migrating into the Roman Empire.