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Which city formaly know as constantinople is situated on two continents?
Constantinople- commonly known as Istanbul (in Turkey) is located in both Asia and Europe
Why did the Byzantine empire have such a blending of culture?
Because of its capital Constantinople had a cultural diffusion. This capital Constantinople was a center of trade. and was located in the crossroads of Europe and Asia
City captured by the Turks closing off trade routes between Europe and Asia?
Constantinople
Does Europe end at Constantinople?
Istanbul is the modern name for Constantinople, and it is one of the places where Europe and Asia meet, so it is one of the places that Europe ends, but there are many others.
. Which was a major effect of the fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turks in 1453?
Europe lost access to overland trade routes to Asia.
Between which two continents was constantinole located?
The two continents that the Constantinople was located was Asia and Europe.
How did constantinople's location help it?
It was a trade center conveniently located between Asia and Europe.
How did Constantinople's location help it economically?
It was a trade center conveniently located between Asia and Europe.
How did the capture of the constantinople affect trade between Europe and Asia?
When Constantinople was captured, the Turks closed the trade route. Since Constantinople was required to go through to get to Asia, they couldn't get the spices, resources, and such they normally got from Asia. This caused Europe's economy to take a hit.
In what continent is Russia located in?
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What continents does Constantinople connect?
Constantinople, now known as Istanbul, is located in both Europe and Asia, making it a city that connects the two continents. It serves as a bridge between Europe and Asia, with the Bosphorus Strait running through the city and dividing the two continents.
What was the capital of the Byzantine Empire that controlled trade routes between Asia and Europe?
Constantinople, or before that, Byzantium.
