When the Christian Church split in the eleventh century, how did they differentiate from one another?
A) The Eastern Church called itself "rightly believing" or Orthodox; the Western Church called itself "worldwide" or Catholic.
B) The Western Church called itself the Papal Christians; the Eastern Church called itself the Byzantine Church.
C) The Western Church called itself the Holy Roman Church; the Eastern Church called itself the Byzantine Church.
D) The West used the term Latin Church and the East used the term Greek Church.
E) They instituted the terms Eastern and Western Christian churches.
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a. papal bull designed to eliminate the Cathar heresy. b. papal bull calling for unity for the purpose of launching a new crusade. c. statement of papal power issued by Boniface VIII. d. statement of a slate of reforms to church practices.
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A) heavily irrigation-based farming. B) agriculture based on farming villages. C) international trade. D) sea-based commerce. E) manufacturing of luxury items.
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a. He argued that there were other planets outside our solar system. b. He argued that it was possible there was life on other planets. c. He argued that the Earth was part of a larger system orbiting the sun. d. He argued that gravity held all the planets in line with the sun. e. He argued that God had not created the universe but that it just existed.