The answer would be B because it was the beginning of the Napolenic Wars and the fall of the Bastille.
After the collapse it become a "democratic" nation so US saw it as less of a enemy. Also, it become a lot weaker so it wasn't as big of a rival or threat to the USA. Allowing it to trade and work together on major projects.
"A commoner who could not repay what he owed became a victim of debt bondage" is the statement among the choices given in the question that describes <span>one of the problems experienced by most of Rome's common people in the early days of the republic. The correct option among the choices given is option "A".</span>
The answer is A: Constantine recognized the legality of Christianity. This was the biggest change in the Roman Empire to date. Constantine had a change of heart due to a dream he was seen by Jesus- and that is the result he became Christian. In addition, 'the great schism' was a barrier that Constantine and pope were separated (both which they agreed on) due to different ethnicities, languages & culture.
The great schism chart
Constantine's side
East side- middle easterners, Egyptians, turkey
Languages- turkish, Arabica
Pope's side
West side- Rome, Italy
Language- Latin
It killed 11 people (workers) out of 126
