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In Medieval Western Europe, who was considered to be the highest authority? A) the Pope B) the King C) the Bishop D) the Emperor

In Medieval Western Europe, who was considered to be the highest authority? A) the Pope B) the King C) the Bishop D) the Emperor
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In Medieval Western Europe, who was considered to be the highest authority?

A) the Pope
B) the King
C) the Bishop
D) the Emperor

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A) The pope was considered to have the highest authority at that time
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