The answer is 4 <span>The reason behind this is because when the Roman Empire segregated into two halves, the Eastern Empire carried on traditional Roman attitudes, values, beliefs and of course the Christian Religion. Later on, as time progressed the influence of neighbouring Greece and the mixture of both cultures through social interaction and Eastern Roman conquests was evident. Basically the integration of Greek provinces into the Eastern Roman Empire consequently caused both cultures to be preserved.</span>
The malcontents were a group of people who came after the original settlers came. They came without help from the trustees so they didn't have the same loyalty as the other settlers did. They didn't like the rules that were put in place by the trustees, that's why they are called malcontents.
