The correct answer is Rhapta. The area of Rhapta was historically famous for being a trading port for people of all nations and it was located in Southeast Africa. It was first described in the 1st century AD. There's even evidence that Romans traded there as well.
Freedom of privacy is the answer
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Originally, Ancient Rome practiced politheism, however poor people and slaves gradually started to believe in Christianity as a way of salvation to they miserable lives. The expansion of Christianity could not be stopped by the Emperors, which resulted in Emperor Constantine made it legal in 313 AD and eventually, the workship of other gods was made illegal in 391 AD.
