Question

in 313 ad the roman emperor constantine i published the edict of milan, which established that
a paganism was outlawed in the empire.
b it was illegal for soldiers to be christians.
c christians were freed from religious penalties.
d all roman citizens were required to convert to christianity.

Explanation:

The Edict of Milan in 313 AD, issued by Emperor Constantine I, granted religious tolerance to Christians, freeing them from religious penalties. Option A is incorrect as paganism was not outlawed. Option B is incorrect as the edict did not make it illegal for soldiers to be Christians. Option D is incorrect as it did not require all Roman citizens to convert to Christianity. Option C accurately reflects the effect of the Edict of Milan on Christians.

Answer:

C. Christians were freed from religious penalties.