I would say the way good and services are traded to foreign countries
The answer to your question would be True.
Constantinople's
name was changed to Byzantine after the Ottomans defeated it in 1453.
One
of the great civilizations in the world is traced back to 330 AD. ‘Constantinople’
meaning ‘new Rome’ come from Constantine, the Roman emperor. For 1,000 or more
years, it has shown its a rich tradition of art, literature and many more until
1453 during the reign of Constantine XI.
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The first real emperor was Qin Shihuangdi from the Qin dynasty
Article I is made up of 10 sections.