When did Ottoman Sultan Muhammad II Fateh capture the Roman Empire Capital, Constantinople?
Correct answer: A. 1453
- A. 1453
- B. 1454
- C. 1457
- D. 1458
Explanation
Mehmed II captured Constantinople on 29 May 1453, ending the Byzantine Empire. The question calls it the Roman capital, reflecting the Byzantine Empire's continuation of the Eastern Roman Empire.
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