Christianity in the 6th century spread during the Anglo- Saxon rule in England.
Explanation:
Anglo- Saxon who settled in Britain in the fifth century were pagans. They worshiped many different gods and supernatural forces. The rulers of the Anglo-Saxons began converted into Christianity from the 6th century. Missionaries from Rome and Ireland converted the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms to Christianity. The conversion to Christianity had an immense impact on social and cultural. For the first time, Anglo- Saxon able to write and document. Literacy and the writing of books began to introduce. The vast majority of the manuscripts survived from that period kept in monasteries and cathedrals.
