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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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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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