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How did the movement of wealth to Constantinople improve transportation in the Eastern Roman Empire?

More roads and aqueducts were built.
Better shipping technology was developed.
A harbor was constructed for the new capital.
Travel time to grain-producing areas decreased.

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LaurenYang

Answer:

honestly I would think logically. So roads and aqueducts were built before Contantinople's time, so I would say answer A isn't the answer. Sure it said more but would it actually help? I wouldn't say B because when I took notes they never said anything about shipping technology or anything related to it. I would say C but honestly don't really know. I'm taking the Unit Test right now so yeah

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hope this helps ;-;

Answer:

More roads and aqueducts were built.

Explanation:

Took the test and this was the correct answer.