Christianity prospered in urban areas for all of these reasons except
a. There was a large enough population to find converts.
b. There were diverse peoples who were dissatisfied with Roman religion.
c. There were Jewish communities who were predisposed to conversion.
d. It was easier to hide covert religious activities in more populous areas.
e. There was significant anti-Semitism in the more rural areas.
e
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A) The pilgrims came to hear Muhammad preach. B) They came to worship clan idols at the Ka'ba. C) The pilgrims were seeking new wives. D) They came to visit Muhammad's grave. E) It was a place to renew their commitment to Allah.
In contrast to most of the rest of Europe, marriages in Italian cities of the Renaissance
a. occurred when both individuals were very young. b. tended to be increasingly rare. c. tended to take place between older men who had made their fortune and much younger women. d. were generally longer lasting due to increased wealth and improved living conditions. e. were based on romantic love.
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