Rome was not always the capital of the Roman Empire. Which two other cities also held that title?
Correct answer: C. Milan and Ravenna
- A. Genoa and Venice
- B. Milan and Florence
- C. Milan and Ravenna
- D. Florence and Genoa
Explanation
Milan became the imperial capital in the late Western Roman Empire, and Ravenna later replaced it because of its stronger defensive position. Genoa, Venice and Florence were important Italian cities but were not alternate Roman imperial capitals.
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