Answer: The Eastern Roman Empire lasted for 1,000 years longer than the Western Roman Empire:
TRUE!
Explanation: The eastern Roman empire known as the Byzantine Empire lasted 1,000 years more than the western Roman Empire because, In 330, Constantine I (Constantine the 1st) decided to make Constantinople the new seat of the Roman Empire; it could be said that this was the real starting date of the Byzantine Empire. While the Western Roman Empire crumbled and fell by 476, the Byzantine one flourished and lasted until 1453 when Constantinople was finally taken by the Ottomans.
Questions are to be framed according to the variance in the given data.
Explanation:
<u>Q1: Why there is no data available for Illinois?</u>
The answer is rather simple in that the state of Illinois did not exist in 1810
<u>Q2: What is the reason of rapid increase in the population in all the states.</u>
States like Ohio saw a massive population boom in the first few decades of the century, primarily due to expansion.
<u>Q3: How come all three states grew in population at a similar rate throughout?</u>
Very similar methods of expansion and population growth must be responsible for these numbers. The socio economic strata being similar also plays a role here.
