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Why did merchants in constantinople have advantage over merchants in other cities?
For merchants from the EAST, it was the Gateway to the European buyers, and for merchants from the West, it was the gateway Asian markets.
Situated where it is, straddling the Hellespont, on both continents, with easy land and sea access from all sides, it became the hub of trade.
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Constantinople's colosseum where sporting events and chariot races were held?
Constantinople never had the Colosseum. The Colosseum is in Rome and there is only one Colosseum. The arena where sporting events and chariot races were held was called the hippodrome in Constantinople and all the other eastern cities. In Rome and in all other western cities it was called a circus. The Circus Maximus in Rome was the largest and the most famous.
What advantage might cities located on the great lakes have over other cities?
bigger water basin
What two cities in Europe were the centres for trading goods received from Asia?
Genoa and Venice are the two cities I would pick to answer this. In their time they were by far the most important European trading cities for Asian goods. There were other cities that were very important at other times, however, including Constantinople.
What were some of the trade items that were exhanged between merchants in constantinople?
i believe its mostly salt i think i cant remember
What were the middle ages advanced cities?
One Opinion:My own view is that depending on the time in the Middle Ages and what is meant by advanced, the most advanced cities in Europe were probably Constantinople, Cordoba, Paris, London, and Lübeck. Other people will have other opinions.
What was the effect of the fall in constantinople?
When Constantinople fell, refugees headed to Europe took vast amounts of art and knowledge from Constantinople. This ignited the Renaissance, a whole rebirth or art and knowledge from the Dark Ages as well as the fallen Constantinople.
What city was the center of trade with Constantinople?
The city that was the center of trade with Constantinople was Venice. Its strategic location and extensive network of waterways allowed Venice to become a major hub for commerce between Europe and the Byzantine Empire. The city's merchants played a crucial role in facilitating trade in goods such as spices, silk, and other luxury items. Venice's wealth and influence grew significantly due to its trade relations with Constantinople.
What do merchants do in japan?
They sell things like other merchants.
What was the advantage of canals?
Connected the middle of the country cities with other cities and ports on the coasts they facilitated the movement of vast quantities materiel and goods.
What other names has the city of istanbul have?
Byzantium, Constantinople
What is the definition of constantinople?
Constantinople was the prior name of the city of Istanbul, I don't believe it had a 'definition' other than 'large city'.
In what year did Constantine establish constantinople and what is that city called today?
In A.D. 330, Constantine established the city that would make its mark in the ancient world as Constantinople, but also would become known by other names, including the Queen of Cities, Istinpolin, Stamboul and Istanbul.
