Question

in 330, constantine moved the capital of the roman empire
from italy to egypt
from rome to constantinople
from constantinople to rome
from anatolia to rome

Explanation:

In 330 CE, Emperor Constantine transferred the capital of the Roman Empire from the traditional city of Rome to Byzantium, which he renamed Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul). The other options are historically incorrect, as the capital was not moved to Egypt, nor was it moved from Constantinople to Rome or from Anatolia to Rome.

Answer:

from Rome to Constantinople