How was the Roman Empire different after Constantine's recognition of Christianity?A. Previously intolerant, Rome became known as a place in which all religions were equally tolerated.
B. Inspired by their emperor to convert, the newly Christian Roman soldiers became more loyal to the empire.
C. Roman cultural achievement fell as pagan philosophers, scientists, and artists fled in fear of persecution.
D. Once Constantine accepted Christianity, the Roman Empire became the center of the new faith's growth.

Answer: Aginst Alexander

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The Cold War affected relations between the United States and several Latin American countries. Among these, we can include Guatemala, Cuba and Chile. All of these countries were communist sympathizers, and all of them had, to different extents, attempted to implement some communist policies. As the United States was opposed to communism, it believed it had the right to impose its views on other countries. The United States attempted to intervene the government of these countries and dominate their politics. Its attempts were successful to various different levels. These practices led to the United States severely damaging its relationship with these countries.

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A variety of factors contributed to Westward Expansion, including population growth and economic opportunities on what was presented to be available land.

Explanation:

During the 19th Century, more than 1.6 million square kilometers (a million square miles) of land west of the Mississippi River was acquired by the United States federal government. This led to a widespread migration west, referred to as Westward Expansion.Throughout most of the 19th century, there were two main ways to make money west of the Mississippi River: through gold and silver prospecting, and through developing land for agriculture, industry, or urban growth. These two activities often supported each other.