The Persecution of Christians in the Greco-Roman World
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Why did the Roman authorities try to stamp out Christianity?

  • Because they believed in a different religion
  • Because they refused to sacrifice to the emperor (correct)
  • Because they wanted to govern themselves
  • Because they wanted to follow their own path

    • What did the Romans require people to do in order to practice their own religion?

  • To seize the holy books
  • To govern themselves
  • To follow their own path
  • To sacrifice to the emperor (correct)

    • What did the Romans believe about the emperor?

  • The emperor was a ruler of a variety of races and religions
  • The emperor was a religious leader
  • The emperor was a tolerant leader
  • The emperor was a god (correct)

    • What did the Christians refuse to do?

    <p>To sacrifice to the emperor</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did the Romans do to Christians who wouldn't deny Christ?

    <p>They executed them</p> Signup and view all the answers

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