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By the 5th century Christianity had bread throughout the Roman Empire. It had reached the Germanic peoples who were later to invaded the western part of the Roman Empire: the Sueves, Burgundians, Vandals and Alans. The former two lived in modern southern Germany and the other two in modern eastern Hungary. It also reached Ireland through the missionary work of Palladius and St Patrick.
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What are the factors involved in the spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire before 400 AD?
The spread of Christianity was possible because of stability and unification of Mediterranean achieved by Romans.
In what countries did Christianity spread?
across europeAdditional Answer:In the 1st Century AD, Christianity began to spread throughout the Roman Empire - Middle East, Babylon to India, North Africa, Europe and the Isles. Eventually, it spread over the entire world.
How did the Pax Romana affect the spread of Christianity?
The Pax Romana (Roman Peace) did not affect the spread of Christianity. If anything it helped it because it is a term historians have coined to indicate a period of relative political stability in the Roman empire from 27 BC to 180 AD.
Around 1100 AD began to influence the Vikings?
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What brought about the rapid spread of Christianity in the 4th century AD?
Christianity became more widespread because the Roman empire adopted it as a state religion. Before this time, adherents were mostly persecuted and killed for proclaiming the gospel of Christ.
