At first, Christians were considered pagans and suferred persecutionwithin the Roman Empire, where they remained loyal to their politeistic cult.
This was the situation until the arrival of Emperor Constantine the Great to power, who ruled between the years 306 and 337 AD. He was the first emperor that converted to the Christian faith, almost in his deathbed. However, he had previously influenced the enactment of the Edict of Milan in 313, that implemented religious tolerance and the end of persecutions of Christians within the borders of the Empire.
Was important bc it was an American initiative to aid Western Europe, which the United States gave over 12$ billion in economic support to help rebuild Western Europe after the end of World War 2
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In the starting parts of the book they
have a traditional father-son connection but as we go further in the reading of
the novel we see in chapter four that the father is beaten and that should have
called for a compassionate response Elie but instead he is overpowered by the
feeling of anger and as Eliezer is the stronger one now, they do not have
anyone else, just each other.
<span>At the end another change is noted when
Eliezer’s father passed away, he is feeling a sense of relief which in later
part of his life he regrets.</span>
