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Byzantine geography by Caden Cao (Roman Empire (Constantine (Capital in…
Byzantine geography by Caden Cao
Roman Empire
Constantine
Capital in Eastern empire
Benefited from its location
land link
allowed the trade in Asia and Europe
link from Black Sea to Mediterranean
they grew rich in trade
allowed a decent defense
flaws
surrounded by enemies
Persians
attacking the east
Barbarians
revolting and plundering
easy to access
not good for defense
easy to raid
vulnerable on all sides
tempting to enemies
rich and vital to trade
no natural defenses
great rulers are a necessity
needed to protect emipre
expand for income
retaliate against invasions
food is a necessity
fluctuating borders
hard to maintain defense
trouble to retaliate
vulnerable at new borders
modern day Istanbul
resides on Greece and Turkey
used to be Bosporus
West Rome
Fell from Barbarian raids