The Peace of God was an agreement between clergy and the higher nobility to __________.
A. limit incessant local conflicts and protect the vulnerable
B. end the conflict between church and empire
C. promote the Third Crusade by creating peace in Europe
D. end wars between the empire, France, and England
Answer: A
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