What is the role of the church in the late 14th century?

A. The church was there to support people in need.

B. The church was the center of everything, literally and figuratively.

C. The church was at the bottom of the social order/estate.

D. The church was a place to socialize and gain a little bit of spiritual guidance.

My answer is B but I am unsure.

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Judah

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8 August, 08:08

What is the role of the church in the late 14th century?

A. The church was there to support people in need.

B. The church was the center of everything, literally and figuratively.

C. The church was at the bottom of the social order/estate.

D. The church was a place to socialize and gain a little bit of spiritual guidance.

My answer is B but I am unsure.

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Taylor Larson · Answer 1

yes the answer is going to be B because:

During the high Middle Ages, the Roman Catholic Church became organized into an elaborate hierarchy with the pope as the head in western Europe. He establish supreme power. Many innovations took place in the creative arts during the high Middle Ages.

Charlee English · Answer 2

B seems to be the answer because in the late 14th century the Roman Catholic church would later elaborate into hierarchy.

B would be your answer.