Answer:
Roman gods began to more closely resemble Greek gods.
Explanation:
Roman gods were based off of Greek gods, they had the same stories cause after all Rome did come out from Greece and took many of it's traditions at the beginning of the Empire. Christianity only became the official religion of Rome towards the middle/end not the beginning. And the other two just don't sound correct, so I would go with "Roman gods began to more closely resemble Greek gods."
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<span>These were the primary agricultural colonies. These areas had the flatland needed for farming, and the climate that was agreeable to it, as well. Tobacco and, later, cotton were the main cash crops that came to be produced in these areas, which then led to the need for indentured labor and slave labor.</span>
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Northern Georgia is covered by the southern edges of the Appalachian Mountains. The heavily forestand Blue Ridge Mountains, famed for a bluish color when seen from a distance, form the eastern front of the Appalachians from Georgia to Pennysylvania. The state's highest point is located here, Brasstown Bald at 4,784 ft.
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