Christian areas were outside of the Roman empire in 476?



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Alexandria, near the Mediterranean Sea
Alexandria, near the Mediterranean Sea

The island of Sardina, in the Mediterranean Sea
The island of Sardina, in the Mediterranean Sea

East of Asia Minor
East of Asia Minor

Germany

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In 476 AD, the Roman Empire had largely fallen apart, with the Western Roman Empire officially dissolving that year. However, there were still territories outside of the empire where Christianity was present. Among the options you provided, the most accurate response regarding areas with Christians outside the Roman Empire in 476 is:

Germany

At that time, while much of Europe was influenced by the remnants of the Roman Empire, regions like Germany had emerging Christian communities, despite being outside of formal Roman control.