What is suggested by the fact that Charlemagne selected Aachen as the location for his court?
A) He was concerned with symbolism more than practicality.
B) He needed a centrally located capital.
C) He wanted to be close to aristocratic families.
D) Aachen was the largest city in the West, which added to Charlemagne's prestige.
E) He wanted to retire to a well-known Christian shrine.
Answer: A
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