20 Questions
Why were well-constructed roads important for the spread of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire?
To facilitate easy travel for Christians between regions.
What role did language play in the spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire?
It allowed Christians to communicate easily with most people in the empire.
What aspect of Christianity provided comfort to people during difficult times?
The promise of a better afterlife.
Why did some Romans view Christians as a threat to the empire?
Because Christians rejected the worship of the emperor as a God.
How did living in communal communities contribute to the appeal of Christianity?
By providing security and care for each other.
What event led Constantine to become a strong supporter of Christianity?
Seeing a flaming cross in the sky with a message of victory
What did Constantine do after issuing the Edict of Milan in 313 C.E.?
Allowed all religious groups in the empire to practice freely
How did Constantine's successor, Theodosius, impact Christianity in the Roman Empire?
Banned Greek and Roman religions
What role did Constantine's mother, Helena, play in the growth of Christianity?
She built Christian churches in Rome and Jerusalem
How did Christians benefit during Constantine's rule when it came to government service?
They were allowed to serve in the army and hold government positions
What event prompted Emperor Constantine to pray for victory before the battle?
Facing his main rival in a battle
Why did Emperor Constantine use the sign of the cross as a safeguard for his armies?
To protect against adverse and hostile powers
How did Emperor Constantine react to the miraculous sign he saw in the sky before the battle?
He used it as a symbol of victory and protection
In what way did Emperor Constantine's use of the cross influence his soldiers?
It boosted their morale and confidence in battle
What role did the Roman Empire play in Emperor Constantine's adoption of the cross as a symbol?
It supported his decision to use the cross for protection
What action did King Ezana of Axum take in 334 C.E.?
Made Christianity the official religion of Axum
Which city-state was defeated by Axum around 300 C.E.?
Kush
What was the significance of the Battle of Milvian Bridge for Constantine?
Made him embrace Christianity
In what century were the Roman Catacombs used for burials and funeral meals?
1st century C.E.
What role did Constantine play in supporting Christianity?
Converted to Christianity and supported its spread
Test your knowledge on the history of Emperor Constantine and his relationship to Christianity during the early church era.
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