What were some long-term effects of Constantine's conversion to Christianity? Choose three correct answers.

Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire.

Christians were forced to practice their religion in secret.

Theodosius made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire.

The cross became widely known as a religious symbol of Christianity.

Few people outside of the city of Rome converted to Christianity.

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Chace Esparza

14 July, 06:25

What were some long-term effects of Constantine's conversion to Christianity? Choose three correct answers.

Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire.

Christians were forced to practice their religion in secret.

Theodosius made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire.

The cross became widely known as a religious symbol of Christianity.

Few people outside of the city of Rome converted to Christianity.

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Malia Calderon · Answer 1

AChristianity spread throughout the Roman Empire.

CTheodosius made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire.

DThe cross became widely known as a religious symbol of Christianity.

Judith Sweeney · Answer 2

A C D

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