The city of jerusalem was significant to european christians because it was a city that controlled trade with asia. the place where jesus was crucified. the site of solomon’s ancient temple. the place where the pope lived.

The correct answer is B. The place where Jesus was crucified

Explanation:

Christianity is a monotheistic religion inspired on the life of Jesus of Nazareth which is considered as the Messiah, for Christians Jesus is the son of God who saved humanity from sins. Thus, for European Christians and indeed for any Christian Jesus is an important religious figure and thus places, symbols or objects related to the life of Christ are quite important and have a prominent role in the religion, because of this for European Christians Jerusalem is quite significant as it was the place were Jesus was crucified to redeem humanity from the original sin.

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