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How was Roman society changed by the spread of Christianity? (1 point)
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The persecution of Christians increased following the Edict of Milan.
The persecution of Christians increased following the Edict of Milan.
Christianity became the new major religion of the empire.
Christianity became the new major religion of the empire.
Roman society merged its polytheistic beliefs with Christianity.
Roman society merged its polytheistic beliefs with Christianity.
Different languages emerged from the spread of Christianity.
Responses
The persecution of Christians increased following the Edict of Milan.
The persecution of Christians increased following the Edict of Milan.
Christianity became the new major religion of the empire.
Christianity became the new major religion of the empire.
Roman society merged its polytheistic beliefs with Christianity.
Roman society merged its polytheistic beliefs with Christianity.
Different languages emerged from the spread of Christianity.
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The correct response is:
**Christianity became the new major religion of the empire.**
This reflects how the rise of Christianity fundamentally transformed Roman society, particularly after it was legalized and eventually became the state religion.
**Christianity became the new major religion of the empire.**
This reflects how the rise of Christianity fundamentally transformed Roman society, particularly after it was legalized and eventually became the state religion.
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