Following the Emperors' Conversion to Christianity, the Plight of the Jews

Following the emperors' conversion to Christianity, the plight of the Jews

A) improved, as emperors respected their monotheism and the fact that Jesus had been a Jew.
B) worsened, as later emperors imposed legal and political restrictions on Jews and continued to impose significant financial burdens on them.
C) remained much as it had been under previous polytheist Roman emperors, who had permitted Jews to live and worship undisturbed.
D) worsened, as the construction of new synagogues was banned and many of those already built were destroyed.