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After the great schism, the byzantine church became known as the a. roman catholic church. b. greek patriarchal church. c. eastern orthodox church. d. reformed catholic church

After the great schism, the byzantine church became known as the a. roman catholic church. b. greek patriarchal church. c. eastern orthodox church. d. reformed catholic church
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After the great schism, the byzantine church became known as the

a. roman catholic church.
b. greek patriarchal church.
c. eastern orthodox church.
d. reformed catholic church

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Eastern Orthodox Church. The leaders of the two churches (Pope and Patriarch) later excommunicated eachother from their respective churches.
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