3-2-1 Christianity in the Roman Empire by Rachel White

3-2-1 Graphic Organizer Instructions

whitere3 — 2025-04-07 01:06:03 UTC

3- Things you have learned

2- Things that were interesting

1- Question you still have about our topic

Ethan Dane Christina

2025-04-11 16:46:02 UTC

3 things we learned

1 Christianity started in Rome

2 They had to hide in catacombs to stay safe

3 Jesus was born in 6-4 Bce

2 things that were interesting

1 Constatine kept Christianity alive

2 Constatine issued the Edict of Milan granting Christians full legal rights.

1 Question we still have

Did Constatine have anybody,s help giving Christians full legal rights.

Dre Triston Jackson

bautri5477 — 2025-04-11 16:47:57 UTC

3:roman catacombs

Jesus's symbol is a fish

tthe made a cross out of Greece symbols

2:Jesus symbol is a fish

Jesus was born before 0 CE

1:why does so many places have catacombs

brolil6419 — 2025-04-11 16:48:41 UTC

Christianity used to be hated by Romans.

After his death, his disciples spread out across the Roman empire.

But his teachings went against both Jewish and Roman Traditons.

People used to not like Christianity and now its one of the most popular teachings.

Religious authorites convinced Romans to execute the ruling Romans to execute Jesus.

What happened to the Romans idea of there God's if they started believing in Christianity?

Allena,Murphy,Anden,Abigail

2025-04-11 16:48:46 UTC

1 Christianity turned popular after Jesus died. Christians were blamed for bad situations. Religions authorities convinced the ruling Romans to execute Jesus in 33 CE.

2 That Christians hid in catacombs during persecutions. The Christians symbol.

3 Why did the Christians be able to travel freely around the Roman Empire.