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Question
What role did Emperor Constantine play in the establishment of Christianity in Europe?
Solution
Constantine the Roman Emperor, defeated all his rivals who came in way of spreading Christianity and declared himself as the undisputed emperor. He made Christianity a legal religion and in this way, persecution of Christians came to an end. Later on, Christianity becomes the official religion of the Roman empire.
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