how did king phillip cause the great schism?\nby selecting a french pope\nby disagreeing with the pope\nby…

Brief Explanations:

King Philip IV of France had disputes with Pope Boniface VIII over issues like taxation of the clergy. Philip's actions and disagreements with the pope were key factors leading to the events that contributed to the Great Schism. He did not directly select a French pope (though later events led to French - influenced popes), moving the pope to France was part of the Avignon Papacy which was related but not the direct cause by Philip alone, and having more influence than the pope was a result of their power struggle but not the direct cause of the schism. Disagreements with the pope were at the heart of the initial tensions.

Answer:

by disagreeing with the pope