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Which best describes the early Roman government's position on religion?
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Which best describes the early Roman government's position on religion?

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They tried to stay out of religious matters, leaving them to the local authorities.

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The romans took Christiany and turned it into Catholicism,at first the romans killed Jesus but then "The Pope" took Christianity changed it a little bit and then it grew hugely around the world. Theres more to it but I can't really explain.
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