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

Constantinople briefly served as the capital but was quickly conquered by the Persians.

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

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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18 October, 22:05

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

Constantinople briefly served as the capital but was quickly conquered by the Persians.

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

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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Rhys Camacho · Answer 1

Christianity was the official religion, as established by Constantine the Great. of the following is true of the Roman Empire at the end of the fourth century CE

Sophia · Answer 2

Constantinople briefly served as the capital but was quickly conquered by the Persians.