Emperor constantine established the city of as the capital of the roman empire.

a. rome
b. antioch
c. anatolia
d. constantinople

D.Constantinople

Explanation:

Constantinople was the capital of several empires in antiquity. The Roman emperor Constantine I, during the expeditions with his army, took over a region strategically positioned between the Golden Horn and the Marmara Sea, located at the meeting point between Europe and Asia. To establish the presence of the Roman Empire and control of an important location for the ancient world, the city of Constantinople was founded, whose name makes reference to the aforementioned Roman emperor.

On May 11, 330, Emperor Constantine I made the city of Constantinople the capital of the Roman Empire. Over time, the city grew territorially and in importance, being respected and coveted by various peoples. Until 395, it remained as the capital of the Roman Empire, becoming then the capital of the Byzantine Empire.

they both wanted to stop protestantism, they felt a call in life and it was to strengthen the church. charles used inquisition, philip used army's, charles gave control to outsiders, philip centralized all power.

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