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Christian rulers from Asia traveled to East Africa to bring their religion to the people.
Christian rulers from Asia traveled to East Africa to bring their religion to the people.
Christian traders from the Mediterranean interacted with the people of Axum.
Christian traders from the Mediterranean interacted with the people of Axum.
Christians traveled in caravans through the Sahara desert and introduced the people of Mali to a new religion.
Christians traveled in caravans through the Sahara desert and introduced the people of Mali to a new religion.
Christian military from West Africa traveled across the continent to bring their religion to the people of East Africa.
Christian military from West Africa traveled across the continent to bring their religion to the people of East Africa.
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The choice that best describes one way that Christianity came to East Africa is:
Christian traders from the Mediterranean interacted with the people of Axum.
The Kingdom of Axum, located in modern-day Ethiopia and Eritrea, was an early adopter of Christianity, influenced by trade and contact with Christian merchants from the Mediterranean, as well as through interactions with the Byzantine Empire.
