Who ruled the eastern part of Roman Empire after its division?
Correct answer: D. Constantine
- A. Diocletian
- B. Titus
- C. Augustus
- D. Constantine
Explanation
Constantine controlled the eastern part of the Roman Empire before becoming sole emperor and later founded Constantinople as its eastern capital. Diocletian organized an earlier tetrarchy, but he did not permanently rule the eastern empire after the later division.
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