HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL

What is Saint Augustine given credit for?a. Taking control of Lombard cities.
b. Bringing Christianity to England.
c. Preventing the Moors from taking control of France.
d. Empowering the popes.

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Answer 1
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The answer is letter B. He was able to bring Christianity to England. Saint Augustine was sent by Pope Gregory the Great to a Gregorian mission in which he has to Christianized King Ethelbert and his Kingdom of Anglo-Saxon Paganism. Because of this, Saint Augustine was able to Christianized Britain.
Answer 2
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The correct answer is B) bringing Christianity to England.

Saint Augustine is given credit for bringing Christianity to England.

Indeed, he is considered the Apostle of England. He was the priest who brought the Christian religion to Britain in the 6th century. Pope Gregory supported the evangelization of Agustine and appointed him as Bishop and while evangelizing elts tribes and Britons, he ordered to respect their pagan's beliefs.

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