Use the map to answer the following question: Map of Europe and North Africa labeled, Spread of Christianity. Dark green indicates Christian areas, 325 AD. The dark green areas are small, isolated patches surrounding the Mediterranean Sea. Light green indicates Christian areas added by 476 AD. Most of Spain, Gaul, Italy, Greece, and Asia Minor are light green. The light green extends to the European inland and as far north as parts of Great Britain. It also extends to part of Egypt and Syria, and the North African Mediterranean coast. A grey line indicates the boundaries of the Roman Empire, 476 AD. This line extends around the Mediterranean, from North Africa in the south, beyond Jerusalem to the east, and into northern Gaul. © 2012 The Exploration Company According to this map, which statement is true about the spread of early Christianity? A. Christianity spread within the borders of the Roman Empire. B. Christianity spread within the borders of Italy.
C. Christianity spread around the Atlantic Ocean.
D. Christianity spread throughout Africa.

Correct answer is A. Christianity spread within the borders of the Roman Empire.

Explanation:

Only option A is correct as we can see that the areas where the Christianity was spreading were part of the Roman Empire.

B is not correct because it spread outside Italy, in Egypt, Syria, Great Britain...

Option C is not correct as we have no evidence that it spread only around the Atlantic Ocean, but around Mediterranean.

Last option is also not correct as it spread in North Africa, not throughout it.

c

explanation:

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