this map shows the spread of christianity by 325 and 500. by 380, the roman catholic church was the official…

this map shows the spread of christianity by 325 and 500. by 380, the roman catholic church was the official church of the roman empire. by 500, parts of europe, asia, and africa were christian. based on this map, which modern - day country was the first to embrace christianity? britain russia poland france

this map shows the spread of christianity by 325 and 500. by 380, the roman catholic church was the official church of the roman empire. by 500, parts of europe, asia, and africa were christian. based on this map, which modern - day country was the first to embrace christianity? britain russia poland france

Answer

Brief Explanations:

By observing the map, the areas in Italy (where Rome is located) were Christian - areas by 325. Among the given options, Italy is the closest modern - day country to the early Christian areas shown on the map. The other countries (Britain, Russia, Poland, France) had larger non - Christian areas in 325 and 500 compared to the region of modern - day Italy.

Answer:

No correct option provided as the closest modern - day country to the early Christian areas shown is Italy, but it is not in the options. If we assume we have to choose from the given options, based on the map, Britain had some Christian presence earlier compared to the others among the given choices, so if forced to choose, it would be Britain. So the answer is Britain.