The Christianity<span> that was </span>spread<span> across Europe </span>during the middle ages<span> was based on the scriptures that recounted the life of the Christ and his disciples. The rise of</span>Christianity during<span> the Roman Empire was seen as a threat against the Empire. ... The Christian Church had its own lands, laws and taxes
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Answer:
The correct answer is C: Creating allies in newly formed nations
Explanation:
As the nationalist forces gradually broke up the Ottoman Empire, new independent nations were created. Newly formed nations close the capital, such as Bulgaria, Greece, Albania, Armenia etc were predominantly Christian and had already received a lot of support from Western European powers.
They immediately became allies to regional powers of Britain and France.
Apart from these, many far flung holdings of the Ottomans including Libya, Saudi Arabia etc were Muslims but became close allies to the Europeans, in an effort to curtail the influence of the Turks.
