Which of the following correctly describes the role the Church played in the Middle Ages?

The Church became less significant as safety during the chaotic wars between kingdoms was more important.

The Church was secondary only to the government, which held the highest authority during that time.

The Church served as the meeting place for the declining number of people interested in spirituality.

The Church was a central part of society and controlled almost every aspect of people's lives.

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Kellen Ray

20 April, 21:58

Which of the following correctly describes the role the Church played in the Middle Ages?

The Church became less significant as safety during the chaotic wars between kingdoms was more important.

The Church was secondary only to the government, which held the highest authority during that time.

The Church served as the meeting place for the declining number of people interested in spirituality.

The Church was a central part of society and controlled almost every aspect of people's lives.

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Aspen Gross · Answer 1

The church was a central part of people's lives. this was the era in which you start to see religious officials starting to run countries, like the Pope. the role was first formed in the middle ages by the country that occupied Austria-Hungary.