In terms of religion, Otto's rule oversaw __________.
A. increasing clashes between the Germanic empire and the pope
B. the rise of papal authority over secular affairs in Europe
C. a revival of paganism in the former Roman Empire
D. incursions from Islamic states into southern Europe
Answer: A
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Which conservative British Prime Minister resigned after an inconclusive election and was succeeded by Liberal Democrat David Cameron?
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