Drag and drop the events in the order in which Christianity spread across East Africa
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It is not possible for me to drag and drop the events as I am a text-based AI. However, I can provide you with the correct order in which Christianity spread across East Africa:
1. Arrival of Arab traders and introduction of Islam to the region.
2. Arrival of European missionaries from Portugal, Spain, and later Britain, who introduced Christianity.
3. Conversion of local African rulers and elites to Christianity.
4. Establishment of Christian missions and schools.
5. Gradual spread of Christianity among the general population.
Please note that the specific dates and order may vary slightly depending on the region and individual communities within East Africa.
King Ezana Became a Christian
Zagwa rulers carved large churches out of rock
Greco-Romans settled ad spread Christianity.
Christian churches were built along the coast of East africa
Based on the events you provided, the correct order in which Christianity spread across East Africa would be:
1. Greco-Romans settled and spread Christianity.
2. King Ezana became a Christian.
3. Zagwa rulers carved large churches out of rock.
4. Christian churches were built along the coast of East Africa.
Unfortunately, as an AI text-based bot, I am unable to perform drag and drop actions. However, I can provide you with the order in which Christianity spread across East Africa.
1. The arrival of Portuguese explorers: In the 15th century, Portuguese explorers, such as Vasco da Gama, arrived in East Africa. They brought Christianity with them and began to spread the religion along the coastal areas.
2. The influence of Arab traders: Arab traders also played a significant role in the spread of Christianity in East Africa. They had been trading along the coast for centuries and introduced Christianity to the local population.
3. The arrival of European missionaries: In the 19th century, European missionaries, particularly from Britain, Germany, and Italy, arrived in East Africa. They established schools, hospitals, and churches, actively promoting and spreading Christianity.
4. Conversion through colonial influence: During the period of European colonialism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Christianity was further spread and reinforced. The colonial powers, particularly the British, actively promoted Christianity among the local population as part of their colonial agenda.
5. Indigenous African missionaries: Over time, Africans who had converted to Christianity became missionaries themselves, spreading the religion among their fellow countrymen and neighboring regions.
It is important to note that the spread of Christianity in East Africa was a complex process influenced by a variety of historical factors. The precise order and impact of these events may vary based on specific regions and communities within East Africa.