The ascent of Constantine as Roman emperor in A. D. 313 did not change the relationship of Christianity and Roman civil power.

True False

The Code of Civil Law is the most influential law book ever written.

True

False

From A. D. 632 to 733, the Muslim society conquered all of the Middle East and North Africa. People were allowed to choose whether they wanted to convert to Islam.

True

False

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18 June, 14:31

The ascent of Constantine as Roman emperor in A. D. 313 did not change the relationship of Christianity and Roman civil power.

True False

The Code of Civil Law is the most influential law book ever written.

True

False

From A. D. 632 to 733, the Muslim society conquered all of the Middle East and North Africa. People were allowed to choose whether they wanted to convert to Islam.

True

False

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Frederick Roy · Answer 1

The fist answer is false. Constantine legalized Christianity, which made Roman Christians rejoice, as this brought the persecution of the church to an end.

I am sorry. I don't know the second answer.

The third answer would also be false. As Muslims conquered the world, they used a strategic of conversion known as "conversion by the sword". There was no choice. You became a Muslim or you died.