In 313 AD the Roman emperor Constantine I published the Edict of Milan, which established that A) paganism was outlawed in the empire. B) it was illegal for soldiers to be Christians. C) Christians were freed from religious penalties. D) all Roman citizens were required to convert to Christianity.

C

Explanation:

Constantine I published the Edict of Milan, which basically stated that Christianity would be tolerated as a religion. In other words, those who practiced Christianity would not be penalized or persecuted.

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C.  Christians were freed from religious penalties.

Explanation:

Because, It made Christianity a lawful Roman religion. The Edict of Milan was issued by Constantine and Licinius, two Roman emperors, and its ultimate purpose was to give the people religious liberty and enable them to autonomously choose their own faiths.

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