Question

question 13
who or what held the most power during the middle ages?

• the upper - class
• the king
• the church

Explanation:

In the Middle Ages, the Christian Church (Catholic Church in Western Europe) exerted immense influence over all aspects of life: it controlled religious doctrine, had significant land holdings, influenced legal systems, and could even challenge the authority of monarchs. Upper-class nobles and kings had power, but their authority was often constrained by the Church's spiritual and temporal influence.

Answer:

the church