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Why was Emperor Constantine historically significant to the Roman Empire? O A. Democratic rule was established in the capital. Α. OB. Official policies promoted the spread of Ch…

Why was Emperor Constantine historically significant to the Roman Empire? O A. Democratic rule was established in the capital. Α. OB. Official policies promoted the spread of Ch…
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Why was Emperor Constantine historically significant to the Roman Empire?

O A. Democratic rule was established in the capital.
Α.
OB. Official policies promoted the spread of Christianity.
O C.
Merchants established contact with Islamic civilization.

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B. Official policies promoted the spread of Christianity.

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