Who carried Christianity to the Germanic Tribes?

• A. Merchants
• B. Missionaries
• C. Soldiers
• D. Nobles

Answer: (B)

Missionaries carried Christianity to the Germanic tribes. They traveled into Germanic lands to preach, convert rulers, establish churches and monasteries, and translate religious texts so communities could practice the faith in their own language. This organized outreach, often backed by the church, enabled widespread conversion among groups like the Goths, Saxons, and Franks. While merchants, soldiers, and nobles sometimes supported or facilitated conversions, the decisive force was the missionaries who spread the faith and organized early Christian communities.