Missionaries carried Christianity and what alphabet to the Germanic tribes?

• A. Cyrillic Alphabet
• B. Latin Alphabet
• C. Greek Alphabet
• D. Hebrew Script

Answer: (B)

The main idea is how Western Europe spread Christianity together with the Latin writing system. As missionaries brought the faith to Germanic peoples, they used the Latin alphabet—the script of the Roman Church and of medieval Western Europe—for teaching, translating scriptures, and writing clerical texts. This helped establish literacy and Christian writing practices among converts, from the Franks to the Anglo-Saxons, and set Latin as the standard script for Western Europe.

Cyrillic and Greek alphabets belong to Eastern Christian and Byzantine contexts, and Hebrew script is tied to Jewish traditions; they were not the writing systems the Western missionaries used when converting Germanic tribes.