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What was the Roman empire's views on Christianity at various points in its history? What caused them to change over time? (4 points) 3 sentences and make it sound like a 6th grader pls
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1. In the beginning, the Roman empire didn't like Christians because they didn't worship the emperor. They thought Christians were troublemakers and wouldn't follow Roman traditions.
2. But then Emperor Constantine became Christian and changed things. He made Christianity legal and even helped build churches.
3. Over time, more emperors became Christian and the empire started to change. Christians went from being persecuted to being accepted and even respected.
2. But then Emperor Constantine became Christian and changed things. He made Christianity legal and even helped build churches.
3. Over time, more emperors became Christian and the empire started to change. Christians went from being persecuted to being accepted and even respected.
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At first, the Roman empire didn't like Christians because they refused to worship the emperor. They thought Christians were causing problems and didn't follow Roman traditions. But as more emperors converted to Christianity, the empire's views changed and Christians started to be accepted and respected.
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