When did Ottoman Sultan Muhammad II Fateh capture the Roman Empire Capital, Constantinople?
Correct answer: A. 1453
- A. 1453
- B. 1454
- C. 1457
- D. 1458Books & Literature
Explanation
Sultan Muhammad II, known as Muhammad al-Fatih, captured Constantinople in 1453 CE. This conquest ended the Byzantine Empire and made Constantinople the Ottoman capital.
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