Which of the following is true of the Roman Empire at the end of the fourth century CE?

Constantinople was conquered shortly after the fall of Rome.

Constantine the Great made Christianity legal and Christians were no longer persecuted.

Islam was the official religion, as established by Constantine the Great.

The Western Roman Empire flourished, but the Eastern portion of the empire struggled.

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Deon Novak

6 October, 19:17

Which of the following is true of the Roman Empire at the end of the fourth century CE?

Constantinople was conquered shortly after the fall of Rome.

Constantine the Great made Christianity legal and Christians were no longer persecuted.

Islam was the official religion, as established by Constantine the Great.

The Western Roman Empire flourished, but the Eastern portion of the empire struggled.

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Jaylon Williams · Answer 1

Constantine the Great made Christianity legal and Christians were no longer persecuted.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

In the fourth century, Constantine who was one of the greatest emperors of that time made Christianity the official religion of Rome in the fourth century. When this decision of making Christianity as the official religion was made, the persecution of the Christians in the region of Rome was also stopped. This was a major step for the Christianity.