Learn the history of the world's most famous bell at The Liberty Bell Center. Explore the birthplace of democracy at Independence Hall. Stroll along Elfreth's Alley, the nation's oldest continuously inhabited street. Walk the boardwalk or relax in a hammock at Spruce Street Harbor Park!
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Well, Your answer is going to be C. This is because back when this emperor had been ruling he wanted to make sure that there wasn't going to be any chances of there being a corruption. So he decided to ban all <span>other philosophies in order to make sure of that.
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<span>Constantinople was on a promontory on the southern entrance of the Bosporus, a strait which separates Europe and Asia and which connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea (via a small sea in between the two called the Sea of Marmara). This placed Constantinople both on the land route between Europe and Asia and on the naval route between the Mediterranean and the Back Sea, giving her control over these two important routes. An inlet of the Bosporus on the city's northern shore (the Golden Horn) provided a very good harbour. It was this harbour which made the fortune of the city. Two ports were built in this inlet. Hence the strategic position.</span>
