Roman empire 600 CE what region became the new center of political and religious Authority?

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Kelton Rocha

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6 October, 00:32

Roman empire 600 CE what region became the new center of political and religious Authority?

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Graham Bentley · Answer 1

Constantinople became the new center for religious and political authority In Rome.

Explanation:

Constantinople became the opulent city during the Roman Empire due to its tactical geographic location, trade relationships improved. It also became famous due to its architectural splendor. The imperial palace and the Eastern Orthodox Church exposed the architectural grandeur in Rome.

The first wall of city was constructed by the monarch Constantine which was well garrisoned by sea forts and land forts. The magnificent and splendorous domes and towers echo the beauty of antiquity. Many invasions were endured by the great city but it could not be occupied by any rival forces for nearly a thousand years.

Mugsy · Answer 2

The emperor Constantine moved to the new center, and renamed the city Constantinople.

Explanation:

The emperor Constantine moved to the new center, and renamed the city Constantinople. As Christianity spread, it developed religious centers in both Rome and Constantinople, and as the two areas grew more politically independent, Christian practices and beliefs also split in different directions.