The Roman Empire was saved from the third-century crisis most directly by the

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The efforts of Diocletian and Constantine in restructuring the government, military, and economy of the Roman Empire helped to stabilize the empire and bring an end to the third-century crisis. Diocletian implemented reforms such as the establishment of the tetrarchy (a system of four co-rulers), the division of the empire into administrative regions, and the creation of a professional army, while Constantine legalized and promoted Christianity as a unifying force for the empire. While the rise of Christianity may have had some indirect impact on the stabilization of the empire, it was not the most direct factor in saving the Roman Empire from the third-century crisis.

The Roman Empire Was Saved from the Third-Century Crisis Most