Upon the roman emperor’s acceptance of christianity, how did the religion’s status change?
christianity was made the empire’s official religion.
christianity immediately spread around the world.
christianity became legal to practice.
christianity developed uniform beliefs.

The correct answer is: "Christianity became legal to practice. ".

The Roman Empire had a politeistic cult. Among their many gods some can be highlighted such as Jupiter, Neptuno, Mars, Minerva or Venus. When Christianity emerged and arrived to the territories of the Roman Empire, its emisaries and followers suffered intense persecution by the authorities.

During the ruling of emperor Constantine I, the Edict of Milan was enacted in 313 to declare religious tolerance, and it actually worked as an instrument for the legalization of Christianity. Constantine I became the first emperor that converted to Christianism.

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