By the time the Ottoman Turks captured Constantinople in 1453, most of the Byzantine Empire had already fallen. Why did the Ottomans believe it was important to take Constantinople? A.
The city's prisons held many Muslim inmates.
B.
The city was a symbol of Christian fame and power.
C.
The city's library held sacred Muslim texts.
D.
The city was a center of Asian commerce and finance.

The city was a symbol of Christian fame and power.

Explanation:

Byzantium survived for centuries after the fall of the Western Roman Empire. Mehmed II knew that Constantinople was a symbol of Christian power and strength. For this reason, he wanted to conquer the city and show the world that the Ottoman Empire was the most powerful power at the time. Constantinople was also an important geostrategic and trading place, and for these reasons, the Ottoman capital just became Constantinople.

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