What was the 'Great Schism'?

a. a religious divide between Eastern and Western Europe

b. a literary divide between Eastern and Western Europe

c. a political divide between Eastern and Western Europe

d. a geographical divide between Eastern and Western Europe

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Alan Briggs

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1 August, 09:58

What was the 'Great Schism'?

a. a religious divide between Eastern and Western Europe

b. a literary divide between Eastern and Western Europe

c. a political divide between Eastern and Western Europe

d. a geographical divide between Eastern and Western Europe

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Rylie Suarez · Answer 1

Great Schism refers to:

a. a religious divide between Eastern and Western Europe

From 1378 to 1417, the Roman Catholic church has disagreements between rival popes at Avignon and Rome which was popularly known as Schism of the West. Worse, there was even separation between the Eastern and Western churches known as Schism of the East dated 1054.

What was the 'Great Schism'?a. a religious divide between Eastern and Western Europeb. a literary divide between Eastern and Western Europec. a political divide between Eastern and Western Europed. a geographical divide between Eastern and Western Europe

What was the 'Great Schism'?

a. a religious divide between Eastern and Western Europe

b. a literary divide between Eastern and Western Europe

c. a political divide between Eastern and Western Europe

d. a geographical divide between Eastern and Western Europe