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Christianity 1. Early Preaching and Missionary Work Christianity began in the 1st century CE with the teachings of Jesus and spread through his followers, especially Paul the Apostle. Missionaries traveled throughout the Roman Empire. Christian communities were established in cities across the Mediterranean. The religion spread despite periods of persecution. 2. Adoption by the Roman Empire A major turning point came when Constantine the Great legalized Christianity in the 4th century. Christianity gained imperial support. Churches, schools, and institutions expanded. Over time it became the dominant religion of Europe. 3. Medieval Missions Christian missionaries later spread Christianity to: Northern and Eastern Europe Parts of Africa Asia 4. Colonial Expansion From the 15th century onward, European powers carried Christianity to: The Americas Sub-Saharan Africa Parts of Asia and Oceania Missionaries often accompanied traders, settlers, and colonial administrations, though conversion ...