7. Why was Christianity appealing to many in the Kingdom of Kongo? A. Christian rituals also emphasized the high status of the ruler. B. Christianity was compatible with animism. C. The people in Kongo wanted to learn Latin. D. The Christian belief system was easy to learn.

Conversion to Christianity solidified these important trading relationships. The Kongolese nobility swiftly adopted Christianity for several reasons. The first is that the nature of the centralized government and the hierarchically structured society facilitated the dissemination of information.

Explanation:

it further strained relations between the north and the south and convinced

declare war, appoint military officers, sign treaties, make alliances