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In fact, Christianity was not especially popular, in terms of conversions, until the fourth century CE, by which time Christianity and Mithraism had both converted around ten percent of the population.
After Emperor Constantine gave the Christian Church state patronage early in the fourth century, it became politically and socially desirable for some to be identified as Christians.
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∙ 14y agoVery popular with the Romans, but not at all popular among the Christians.
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∙ 8y agoRome is a very strict hierarchical system, in which the emperor is at the pinnacle, all the way up and then all the blessings in the world that come to people come down from above.
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∙ 15y ago0% There is no such thing
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Why did Christianity become so popular amongst so many different people?
Chistianity became popular because Rome adopted it.
What did ancient Rome contribute.?
ancient Rome contributed into so many things that are used in the modern society. One of the popular contributions is the architecture which is still in use in the world.
Why Rome is holy?
To Roman Catholics, Rome is a holy city because the Vatican is in Rome, and the Vatican is the organizational center of the Roman Catholic Church. We could also note that historically, Christianity only became popular after the Roman Emperor Constantine converted to Christianity and gave the religion his support, so in a very real sense, the Roman Empire, and hence the city of Rome, were central to the success of Christianity in establishing itself as the world's most popular religion.
Why is ancient rome underground?
There was Ancient Rome before present day Rome right? So - eventually, Ancient Rome started slipping away and archeologists just built over Anciet Rome. That kept happening until they had present day Rome and Ancient Rome - but Ancient Rome was underground
What country was most influenced by the Roman Empire?
italy
When did it change from ancient Rome to modern Rome?
Well when western Rome fell that ended Rome. Then 500-600 years after medieval Rome was built and so on.
What is a pagan in ancient rome?
There were no "pagans" in ancient Rome: Pagan is a term used by Christians/Catholics to reference religious traditions that were not sanctioned by the Church, which would have included the polytheistic ancient Romans themselves.
Is ancient Rome affordable?
Ancient Rome does not exist, so it can be neither affordable nor non-affordable.Ancient Rome does not exist, so it can be neither affordable nor non-affordable.Ancient Rome does not exist, so it can be neither affordable nor non-affordable.Ancient Rome does not exist, so it can be neither affordable nor non-affordable.Ancient Rome does not exist, so it can be neither affordable nor non-affordable.Ancient Rome does not exist, so it can be neither affordable nor non-affordable.Ancient Rome does not exist, so it can be neither affordable nor non-affordable.Ancient Rome does not exist, so it can be neither affordable nor non-affordable.Ancient Rome does not exist, so it can be neither affordable nor non-affordable.
What city continued the longest in ancient Rome?
Ancient Rome was a city -- it was named Rome and has lasted from 753 BC to the present day. Although there were plenty of other cities that were founded before Rome itself, Rome is the only one that has lasted so long.
What countries influenced ancient Rome?
Ancient Rome was surrounded by Greece, Gaul, Spain and Africa. The Roman Empire stretched as far west as the British Isles.
How did the geography of the roman affect the spread of Christianity?
Well as we know Rome is near the Tiber River so it was difficult for people to cross it to spread Christianity.
How Nero hurt rome and it citizens?
Nero did not hurt Rome and its citizens. Nero zeroed in on the upper class with his accusations. He was very popular with the average citizen. The ancient writers, all aristocrats, focus mostly on his personal life and his so-called vices, but even they have to admit to the good that Nero did for Rome.
