In what ways did the Catholic Church serve as a unifying force in Western Europe from late classical times to the Renaissance?

a. The Church did not attempt to change existing pagan practices.

b. The Church provided a common understanding of God

c. Church services were held in local languages.

d. The Church actively discouraged any military action or war.

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Juliette Bonilla

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23 October, 09:18

In what ways did the Catholic Church serve as a unifying force in Western Europe from late classical times to the Renaissance?

a. The Church did not attempt to change existing pagan practices.

b. The Church provided a common understanding of God

c. Church services were held in local languages.

d. The Church actively discouraged any military action or war.

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Rodolfo Randall · Answer 1

The main way in which the Catholic Church served as a unifying force in Western Europe was that " Church services were held in local languages" since this brought people from other territories together.