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Who stopped the bans on Christianity in the Roman Empire? (4 points)

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Hello there! Emperor Constantine the Great, otherwise known as Constantine I, legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire.

Constantine I stopped the bans on Christianity in an effort to gain supporters of his control/power. Hope this helps!

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