Why did Christianity appeal to different groups in the Roman Empire? Choose three correct answers.
Christianity gave women hope.
The military defended Christianity.
It became illegal to practice any other religions.
People living in poverty could participate in Christianity.
Christians believed they should care for the disadvantaged, including enslaved people.

Christianity appealed to different groups in the Roman Empire as

It became illegal to practice any other religions.

People living in poverty could participate in Christianity.

Christians believed they should care for the disadvantaged, including enslaved people.

Explanation:

Christianity appeal to different groups in the Roman Empire because the people had connected the old roman religion to a world order that was now defunct and was of little use.

This was specifically true for the lower classes of people who wee the ones most in need of emancipation after this. People living in poverty could participate in Christianity, unlike many other theologies.

IT was the kind of religion that appealed to the masses.

After Constantine it was a greater push as the emperor had made it the state religion too.

Heck honestly if you want my interpretation, probably our "democracy" where we figuratively "feed" the ruling class bourgeoisie at the top of the ladder in various ways.