Prince Vladimir of Kiev most likely converted his people to Eastern Orthodox Christianity because:

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FromTheMoon [43]2 years ago

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Vladimir converted his people to Eastern Orthodox Christianity because the choice cemented ties with Byzantium.

<h3>What is the Orthodox Christianity?</h3>

This religion believed their form of Christianity is correct while the teachings of Catholicism and Protestantism are wrong

He rejected the Roman Catholicism in order to avoid the papal influence that came with the religion.

Hence, he converted his people to Eastern Orthodox Christianity because the choice cemented ties with Byzantium.

Therefore, the Option A is correct.

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