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Why did Romans persecute early Christians? * Romans suspected the Christians of disloyalty. Christians had tried to overthrow the Roman government. Romans did not allow other religions to exist in their
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Why did Romans persecute early Christians?

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Romans suspected the Christians of disloyalty.

Christians had tried to overthrow the Roman government.

Romans did not allow other religions to exist in their empire.

Christians caused social and economic problems.

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Refusal to worship the imperor.

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