When did the Roman Empire formally legalize Christianity ?

Correct answer: B. The 4th century

  • A. The 3rd century
  • B. The 4th century
  • C. The 7th century
  • D. The 8th century

Explanation

Christianity was formally legalized in the Roman Empire in the fourth century through Constantine's Edict of Milan in 313 CE. It became the empire's official religion later under Theodosius I.

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