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A map titled The Extent of Christianity. A key shows Christianity, circa 300 C E in purple, Christianity, circa 600 C E in orange, and Modern borders with a gray line. Purple shaded areas include Jerusalem, Palestine, and areas in the Mediterranean including regions of Greece, Rome, and Carthage, in North Africa. Orange shaded areas include Spain, Portugal, England, France,Italy, countries in Central Europe, Greece, Turkey, and North Africa. How did the Edict of Milan, which was issued in 313 CE, affect the spread of Christianity? It allowed Christianity to spread to Carthage and Jerusalem. It allowed Christianity to spread outside of Europe by 600 CE. It allowed Christianity to spread around the entire world by 600 CE. It allowed Christianity to spread throughout the entire Roman Empire.

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The Roman empire spread out a lot. Much of Europe already followed a Christian religion of sorts and there does not appear to much of a struggle from other nations Good Luck!

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is it allowed Christianity to spread outside of Europe by 600 CE

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The edict of Milan not only signified the official recognition of Christians, but brought about profound changes within the Roman Empire, as well as the beginning of the expansion of the Church. ... No stone records of the edict have yet been recovered

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