Question

4.6.2 test (cst): regional and transregional interactions question 4 of 20 which of the following is true of the roman empire and the roman catholic church in medieval europe? a. both had the power to send armies across europe. b. both acted as a unifying force in europe. c. both passed laws banning iconoclasm. d. both shared power equally under feudalism.

Explanation:

In medieval Europe, the Catholic Church could call for Crusades (sending armies) and the Roman - influenced kingdoms and empires also had military - sending capabilities. The Catholic Church was a unifying religious force and the Roman legacy influenced political and military structures. It didn't pass laws banning iconoclasm together with the Roman - related entities in a joint way, nor did they share power equally under feudalism in a general sense.

Answer:

A. Both had the power to send armies across Europe.