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Question 39 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

By the year 1000 C.E., Western Europe would accurately be described as:

A. A revived Roman Empire under Charlemagne
B. A patchwork of diverse peoples in the North and a struggle between Christians
C. The territory of William the Conqueror and the Roman Catholic Church
D. A group of powerful, well-organized nation-states in competition with each other



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Final answer:

Western Europe by 1000 C.E. was a patchwork of diverse peoples with a struggle between Christians, led by Germanic warlords empowered through loot, with the Roman church influencing the political order.


Explanation:

By the year 1000 C.E., Western Europe was a patchwork of diverse peoples in the North and a struggle between Christians. The political order fragmented under Germanic warlords empowered mainly by their ability to provide loot for their followers, with the Roman church playing a key role in securing military assistance and converting groups to Christianity.


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