6 Questions
Who was the first emperor to officially stop the persecutions of Christians throughout the Roman Empire?
Constantine
What was the new capital of the Roman Empire established by Constantine?
Constantinople
What significant action did Constantine take in relation to the persecutions of Christians in the Roman Empire?
He became the first Roman emperor to officially end the persecutions of Christians throughout the Roman Empire.
How did Diocletian use the tetrarchy to administer the Roman Empire?
He used the tetrarchy as a system of government where four emperors ruled different parts of the Empire, allowing for better administration and defense.
What action did Diocletian take in relation to the persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire?
Diocletian severely persecuted Christians, blaming them for the troubles that had beset the Empire.
What was the reason behind Diocletian's severe persecution of Christians?
He blamed Christians for the troubles that had beset the Empire and sought to eradicate their influence.
Constantine the Great Quiz: Test your knowledge on the first Roman emperor to end the persecution of Christians and move the capital of the empire to Constantinople. Delve into the historical significance of Constantine's reign and his impact on the Roman Empire.
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