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23 November, 12:58

What was an agreement between napoleon and the pope that recognized catholicism as the majority religion in france?

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    The Concordat of 1801was the agreement reached between Napoleon and Pope Pius VII where Catholicism would be declared the official religion of France. This was a srategic move on Napolean and the Popes' part to ensure an empire grew.
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