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Who had legal rights over the Catholic Church during 1100s-1200s in England? a. The King b. The Pope c. The owner of the land where the church was built d. The Catholic Church (P.S. it's not the Pope because
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Who had legal rights over the Catholic Church during 1100s-1200s in England?

a. The King
b. The Pope
c. The owner of the land where the church was built
d. The Catholic Church

(P.S. it's not the Pope because i did it and it was wrong)

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The answer to your question is the pope
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