The spread of Christianity in the centuries following the death of Jesus was primarily due to its appeal to

a. Roman emperors

b. elite officials

c. Roman military officers

d. the lower and urban classes

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Penelope Chaney

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7 December, 02:05

The spread of Christianity in the centuries following the death of Jesus was primarily due to its appeal to

a. Roman emperors

b. elite officials

c. Roman military officers

d. the lower and urban classes

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Morgan Buck · Answer 1

The correct answer is the lower and urban classes

Anyone who was in a position of power disliked Christianity and didn't want it because they feared they would lose their power since the people would stop respecting them and start following a foreign person. That's why the Romans hated Jesus.

The spread of Christianity in the centuries following the death of Jesus was primarily due to its appeal toa. Roman emperorsb. elite officialsc. Roman military officersd. the lower and urban classes

The spread of Christianity in the centuries following the death of Jesus was primarily due to its appeal to

a. Roman emperors

b. elite officials

c. Roman military officers

d. the lower and urban classes