Question

—painting from 14th century depicting showing charlemagne, a european king, being crowned by the pope in c. 800
which of the follow is best supported by this image?
○ eastern europe continued the roman traditions of following the catholic church
○ in western europe the catholic church held a large degree amount of power and influence
○ eastern europe used the orthodox church as their teaching following the fall of the roman empire
○ in western europe the orthodox church served as the dominate major religious teachings

Explanation:

The image depicts Charlemagne, a Western European ruler, being crowned by the Pope. This event reflects the close, powerful relationship between the Catholic Church and secular rulers in medieval Western Europe, showing the Church's significant influence and power. The other options are incorrect: Eastern Europe followed Orthodox Christianity, not Roman Catholic traditions; Western Europe's dominant church was Catholic, not Orthodox.

Answer:

In Western Europe the Catholic church held a large degree [amount] of power and influence