Question

What type of government was formed under Constantine I?

Answer 1

Answer:

Monarchy

Explanation:

Monarchy is a form of government in which ruling power is in the hands of one person. Constantine certainly was the first emperor to publicly support the Christian Church. By doing so, he staked out a claim that places him among the most influential emperors of the imperial era. His support was clearly a turning point in Roman history.

Constantine gained sole power of the empire by 324 AD CE. For all practical purposes he became the founder of the Eastern Roman empire. After deposing of all rivals. he made Christianity the official State religion. That being the case, Constantine favored Christians for various governmental positions.

As the sole emperor, the divided rule of the empire by Diocletian, was abolished. Constantine created a new "constitution". The result of which placed him in the role of "dictator" although the power he had, but that name of dictator, he did not have.

Answer 2

Answer:

Monarchy

Explanation:

Constantine I was one of the earliest emperors to rule The Roman empire and he publicly supported the Christian Church, making Christianity the official religion in the Empire, although there was no official record to when he converted to Christianity he had the powers as an Emperor would have therefore he was the sole administrator when he ruled over Rome.

The type of Government formed under Constantine I was the Monarchical system of Government whereby an individual usually a king or queen is assigned/given the powers to rule over the people as the sole administrator either through a constitution or he can inherit such powers