How was the Roman Empire different after Constantine's recognition on Christianity

1) Previously intolerant, Rome became known as a place in which all religions were totally equally tolerated

2) Inspired by their emperor to convert, the newly christian Roman soldiers became more loyal to the empire

3) Roman cultural achievement fell as a pagan philosophers, scientists, and artists fled in fear in prosecution

4) Once Constantine accepted Christianity, the Roman Empire became the center of new faith's growth

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Trinity Horton

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27 February, 11:25

How was the Roman Empire different after Constantine's recognition on Christianity

1) Previously intolerant, Rome became known as a place in which all religions were totally equally tolerated

2) Inspired by their emperor to convert, the newly christian Roman soldiers became more loyal to the empire

3) Roman cultural achievement fell as a pagan philosophers, scientists, and artists fled in fear in prosecution

4) Once Constantine accepted Christianity, the Roman Empire became the center of new faith's growth

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Once Constantine accepted Christianity, the Roman Empire became the center of new faith's growth was the Roman Empire different after Constantine's recognition on Christianity