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Which best explains why the Church was powerful?
The pope could crown an emperor.
The Church made everyone feel equal.
The Church was a religious and social center.
The pope had the authority to excommunicate anyone.
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The Church was a religious and social center.
It controlled the sacraments, provided social services and education, owned land, and shaped daily life and beliefs—giving it pervasive authority over people and rulers.
It controlled the sacraments, provided social services and education, owned land, and shaped daily life and beliefs—giving it pervasive authority over people and rulers.
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