Davion Matthews

20 July, 02:29

In the Sixth Century AD, following the fall of the Western Roman Empire, Constantinople was regarded as?

A) Muslim center of learning.

B) a religious and trading center

C) an outpost of the Persian Empire

D) the center of the Roman Catholic Church.

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