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What caused Christendom to be a troubled realm at the end of the Middle Ages?
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What caused Christendom to be a troubled realm at the end of the Middle Ages?

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I believe it was due to wicked monarchs, such as Henry VIII, tried (unsuccessfully) to destroy the church, to help them achieve there own goals.

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