What effect did Roman rule have on the Diaspora?
Strict Roman rules put severe limits on Jewish people, causing many to flee the empire.

O Under Roman law, Jewish people were encouraged to reject Judaism and adopt Roman ways.

O The rules established under the Roman Empire preserved the Jewish faith and cultural practices.

O Roman leaders prevented Jewish people from worshipping freely and rebuilding the Temple of Jerusalem.

Under Roman law, Jewish people were encouraged to reject Judaism and adopt Roman ways.

Explanation:

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