Question

Constantine the great came to power in the fourth century he attributed his victory to a vision instructing him to carry the sign of the cross before into battle. When he won without a fight, Constantine issued the edict of Milan, which mandated tolerance of all religions, and especially Christianity. This legislation took place in what year?

Answer 1

The Edict of Milan, issued by Constantine the Great in 313, mandated religious tolerance in the Roman Empire, including the legalization of Christianity and the restoration of Christian rights and property.

correct answer 313

Step-by-step explanation:

The legislation known as the Edict of Milan was issued by Constantine the Great in the year 313.

This edict mandated religious tolerance in the Roman Empire, including the legalization of Christianity and the restoration of confiscated property and legal rights to Christian citizens.

It marked a significant turning point in the history of Christianity and the Roman Empire.

correct answer 313