The empire became divided between its western and eastern portions. The Eastern Empire (referred to later as the Byzantine Empire) lasted longer politically. However, Constantine's shift of the capital away from Rome also facilitated the rise of greater power for the pope in Rome as the head of religion and culture in the West.
A note on the religious developments: Constantine's own conversion to Christianity, and his subsequent legalization of the Christian religion, legitimized the Christian faith as the accepted religious path, favored in the empire. Constantine sought to unify the empire under Christian faith agreement, calling for the Council of Nicea to meet near Constantinople in 325 AD (which produced the Nicene Creed). Also, Constantine's move of the capital to "New Rome" (Constantinople) left the Bishop of Rome as the strongest leadership figure in Rome itself, which enabled the development of the power of the papacy.
Answer:
- Know what you believe and why.
- to stay true to who you are as you are now because people cannot take advantage of you.
Explanation:
As per the question, the ideas like '<u>knowing your beliefs and the reasons behind it' and 'being truthful to one's own self so that the people cannot take advantage of you' will allow one to make space in this world</u>.
An individual's belief is directly associated with his/her mind and determines the way for his/her actions. Therefore, <u>one must be aware of his/her belief system in order to establish his/her worth and stand in society along with the determination of the level of competence and strength</u>. While 'being truthful to your own self' would assist in knowing your actual values and natural desires that would promote making the right choices in life because if you don't follow someone else's standards they cannot take benefit of you.
The answer is true, Java did become a strategic center.
They were also known as the children of light
Well i would assume this is a simile since the use of “as” and it’s comparing one thing to another :)