<u><em>Byzantium was never a city-state of great influence like that of Athens, Corinth or Sparta</em></u>, but the city enjoyed relative peace and steady growth as a thriving commercial city lent by its prominent position.
<u><em>The site was astride the land route from Europe to Asia and the sea route from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean</em></u>, and was in the Golden Horn. An excellent and wide port.
Already then, in the Greek and early times of Rome, <u><em>Byzantium was famous for its strategic geographical position that made siege and capture difficult, </em></u><u><em>and its position at the crossroads of the Asian-European </em></u><u><em>trade route on land and as the gateway between the Mediterranean and the Black Seas</em></u>, they turned it into a settlement too valuable to be abandoned.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "Louis was a very talented dancer." The dance was so popular at Louis XIV's court because Louis was a very talented dancer. The new dance form emerged from Louis's <span>court is the Minuet.</span>
These were easily conquered do to A. Them not having the fire power B. They were separate and were over whelmed
"<span>Wheat, grain, and oats were the main crops grown in the Middle region" is the reason why </span>the Middle region of the United States was (and is) known as the "breadbasket".
One of the main ways in which Europe’s commercial revolution affected social structure is that it increased the incomes of many lower-class citizens, which created somewhat of a "middle class," which had previously not existed.
