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10 April, 08:33

In what way was Christianity a unifying force in medieval Europe?

A. The Roman Catholic Church defeated the Eastern Orthodox Church, uniting all Christians in Western and Eastern Europe.

B. The Roman Catholic Church controlled trade in Europe, which allowed it to spread Christianity into Asia and Africa more easily.

C. The Roman Catholic Church published the Bible in many different languages, allowing all Europeans to learn about Christianity.

D. The Roman Catholic Church was ruled by a single pope, which brought Western European Christians under one religious leader.

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  1. 10 April, 11:09
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    It is D. The Roman Catholic Church was ruled by a single pope, which brought Western European Christians under one religious leader.
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