Why did the Eastern Roman Empire have greater cultural diversity than the Western Roman Empire?

It had an influx of Goths into the area.

It was closer to Germanic areas and their influences.

It had a large number of foreign military invasions in the area.

It had a larger population and was located at a trade crossroads.

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Kirsten Reynolds

14 May, 14:22

Why did the Eastern Roman Empire have greater cultural diversity than the Western Roman Empire?

It had an influx of Goths into the area.

It was closer to Germanic areas and their influences.

It had a large number of foreign military invasions in the area.

It had a larger population and was located at a trade crossroads.

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Katelynn Smith · Answer 1

The answer is D "It had a larger population and was located at a trade crossroads."

Carelyn · Answer 2

The Eastern Roman Empire have greater cultural diversity than the Western Roman Empire-It was closer to Germanic areas and their influences.

Explanation:

The East roman empire was culturally more Greek than Latin because it had territories that where a part of empires of Alexander and its successors. It consisted of territories that where inhibited by Greeks. The Eastern roman empire was also known as the Byzantine Empire. The Greek was also declared as the official language by the emperor Heraclitus

That is the reason why - The Eastern Roman Empire have greater cultural diversity than the Western Roman Empire-It was closer to Germanic areas and their influences.