How did the Catholic Church contrast with the new government that developed after the fall of the Roman Empire? A The new government was much more centralized B The church was built on personal ties and relationships C The church was much more organized. D The new government had a clear hierarchy.

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Quinn Avila

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20 November, 04:08

How did the Catholic Church contrast with the new government that developed after the fall of the Roman Empire? A The new government was much more centralized B The church was built on personal ties and relationships C The church was much more organized. D The new government had a clear hierarchy.

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Kathleen Reilly · Answer 1

The best answer is, C. The church was much more organized.

The Catholic Church as an institution was efficient, structured and highly organized. Church officials were able to run a massive, political, cultural, and economic entity that would come to influence European and world matters just as the Roman Empire had done during its height. Without organization, record keeping, and detailed structured one could argue the Catholic Church would have held significantly less influence over the people of Europe and beyond.