christianity affected the roman empire by acknowledging monotheism. It helped the Romans believe in one god (they vwere polytheist)
Christianity became the official state religion. after that they the religion weakened the empire promoting weak values such as forgivness ect to a empire that mainly relied on it military power therfore chritianity was an enemy to it own country shame
When did Christianity begin in the Roman Empire?
Christianity began to be accepted by the Roman Empire under Emperor Constantine I The Great in 325 A.D. at the First Council of Nicea..
Trading helped people since it allowed people to not only provide and get things, it also allowed a spread of different innovations/ideas, inventions, and have more cultural diversity. For example, back then when the Colombian exchange happened, many different crops, cattle, etc were brought between the US and Europe. This allowed things that we now have today such as Florida being the main place for the citrus business (citrus came from Europe).
I think it’s Thomas hobbles but if it’s wrong I’m sorry I’m not 100% on my answer
The correct answer would be burning a draft card in public. Draft cards are issued by the U.S. government and are therefore somewhat of a legal document. By burning a draft card, you would be performing an act of civil disobedience.
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