What was the significance of Constantinople in European trade? – InterviewSolution

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What was the significance of Constantinople in European trade?

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i. Constantinople (Istanbul) was the shortest route to Asia.

ii. It was captured by Ottoman Turks in the year 1453.

iii. Due to this, the route was closed down for the European traders and the European trade came to a halt.

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