Which event produced a major change in the Roman Empire's religion? Constantine recognized the legality of Christianity. Muhammad began a campaign of conversion to Islam. Trade with Asia introduced new ideas, such as Hinduism. Emperor Julian renewed the worship of the Roman gods.

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Giselle Sutton

8 July, 18:44

Which event produced a major change in the Roman Empire's religion? Constantine recognized the legality of Christianity. Muhammad began a campaign of conversion to Islam. Trade with Asia introduced new ideas, such as Hinduism. Emperor Julian renewed the worship of the Roman gods.

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Reece Shepard · Answer 1

The answer is A: Constantine recognized the legality of Christianity. This was the biggest change in the Roman Empire to date. Constantine had a change of heart due to a dream he was seen by Jesus - and that is the result he became Christian. In addition, 'the great schism' was a barrier that Constantine and pope were separated (both which they agreed on) due to different ethnicities, languages & culture.

The great schism chart

Constantine's side

East side - middle easterners, Egyptians, turkey

Languages - turkish, Arabica

Pope's side

West side - Rome, Italy

Language - Latin