Question

Which of the following is true about the French kings who ruled in the latter half of the 800s?

Group of answer choices

They did not like the old ways of Charlemagne.
They had more power than that of Charlemagne.
They ruled much the same as did Charlemagne.
They did not have as much power as Charlemagne.

Answer 1

The French kings who ruled in the latter half of the 800s had more power than Charlemagne.

Step-by-step explanation:

The French kings who ruled in the latter half of the 800s had more power than that of Charlemagne.

Charlemagne, also known as Charles the Great, was an influential ruler in the early European Middle Ages. He campaigned across central Europe, expanding his empire and conquering new lands. However, the French kings who ruled in the latter half of the 800s had even more power and control over their territories.

This can be seen in the consolidation of royal holdings and the restructuring of local government, where royal bureaucrats replaced vassals and church officials. By the early fourteenth century, much of France was under direct royal control, greatly enhancing the resources French kings could call upon in conflicts with their vassals and the church.

Answer 2

They did not have as much power as Charlemagne