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Jesus Christ was the origin of the idea of Christianity

Disciples of Jesus Christ helped support to spread Christianity after his death

The original foundation branched off into Europe very quickly

Emperor Constantine was the first ruler of an empire to make Christianity legal

Missionaries spread the religion and many countries adopted it

Even still to this day, Christianity is taught, spread, and is one of the largest religions in the world

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My ancestors come from the modern countries of Holland (The Netherlands), the United States of America, and Africa

The United States is located in North America, the Netherlands are located in Europe

Although Africa itself is its own continent, the region I am part of is unknown

My ancestors may have experienced the Age of Exploration and many different revolts

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Geography of Africa influenced culture

Although they did settle in groups, many Africans originated from nomads

Trade made Africa a very wealthy place throughout time

The empire of Ghana was the first to begin

Trade groups traveled in caravans, or many people moving together on camels

Although culture and national religion was important, missionaries spread the ideas to Africa

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I mostly identify with the heritage of The Spread of Christianity, Medieval Africa, and the Protestant Reformation.

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Martin Luther challenged the Catholic Church and their beliefs

Luther wanted to reform the church against the idea of selling indulges

Many people believed that humanism was used to take part in it

Martin Luther nailed the 95 Thesis he wrote to the church door in a form of objection

Luther believed that faith in Jesus Christ was true, not the Pope determining who would go to heaven or not

Revolts led to many new branches of Christianity and churches

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"Medieval Africa." Medieval Africa. Fact Monster, n.d. Web.

History.com Staff. "The Reformation." History.com. A&E Television Networks, 2009. Web. 31 May 2018.