HELP PLZ ASAP imagine that you are a citizen of the Byzantine Empire living in Constantinople. Think of all the great things in the city that you would see and experience, Your task is to write a letter to a friend and describe the greatness of the city. Your letter must be at least two paragraphs long. Be sure to include at least one detail about each of the following areas: • trade • religion • government . art and architecture pla answer as a paragraph

Constantinople is the largest city in the world. It has around half a million of inhabitants. It is amazing to see so many people on one place. Traders from all around the world are coming here. People from Genoa, Venetian Republic, but even from Egypt and as far as China are bringing their products here. Silk, spices, exotic animals. Everything can be seen here.

People from different religion also. But, most of the Byzantines are Orthodox. When you walk across Constantinople you will see many beautiful churches, but the one that will amaze you the most is church of Saint Sophia. It is an amazing peace of Byzantine art and architecture, with a lot of icons in it. Country's been ruled by an Emperor. He is the main authority and he brings all the decision. He believes that he is legitimate heir of Roman Emperors.

Explanation:

Byzantine Empire was the largest empire in eastern Europe. It lasted for thousand years. Crossroad of many roads, especially trade routes it was the center of the known world. It collapsed in 1453 under the attack of Ottomans.

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