What was Emperor Diocletian's main strategy for managing the huge Roman Empire?

He moved the capital to a more central location.

He built a massive wall along the entire border.

He split the empire into four sections to make it easier to rule.

He gave all power to the Roman Senate.

Which action by Emperor Constantine caused the center of power in the Roman Empire to move to the east?

He conquered new lands in Asia.

He established a new capital at the city of Byzantium.

He divided the military into eastern and western armies.

He made a peace treaty with the Persian Empire.

Constantine focused on the military, while Diocletian focused on the economy.

Constantine moved the capital, while Diocletian kept it in Rome.

Constantine divided the empire, while Diocletian tried to unite it.

Constantine reunited the empire under one ruler, undoing Diocletian's division.

The empire was too big to be governed by one person.

The army had become disloyal to the emperor.

The eastern provinces wanted to be independent.

Trade had stopped between different regions.