The Edict of Milan (313 AD) - Italy (313 AD, Italy) — Questions and answers

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What was the name of the bridge near where Constantine and Maxentius fought?

Choices

  1. Milvian Bridge ✓
  2. Tiber River Bridge
  3. Golden Bridge
  4. Roman Victory Bridge

Answer: Milvian Bridge

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What did Emperor Galerius force Roman citizens to do against Christians?

Choices

  1. Build new churches for them
  2. Make sacrifices to traditional gods ✓
  3. Join their secret gatherings
  4. Give them special gifts

Answer: Make sacrifices to traditional gods

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How did the Roman citizens react when Emperor Constantine I entered Rome after his victory?

Choices

  1. They hid in their homes.
  2. They protested loudly.
  3. They waved olive branches and cheered loudly. ✓
  4. They left the city.

Answer: They waved olive branches and cheered loudly.

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In what city did Emperor Constantine I meet Emperor Licinius to discuss political power and religious freedom?

Choices

  1. Rome
  2. Nicomedia
  3. Milan ✓
  4. Athens

Answer: Milan

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How did the citizens feel when the magistrate proclaimed the Edict of Milan?

Choices

  1. Angry and confused
  2. Scared and sad
  3. Surprised, relieved, and hopeful ✓
  4. Bored and uninterested

Answer: Surprised, relieved, and hopeful

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What did the Edict of Milan allow Christianity to do?

Choices

  1. Become a secret organization
  2. Only be practiced in Rome
  3. Flourish openly ✓
  4. Fade away slowly

Answer: Flourish openly

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