In the eleventh century, pilgrims traveled to what they considered to be the three holiest places in Christendom: Christ's tomb in Jerusalem, St. Peter's tomb in Rome, and the shrine of St. James in
a. Alexandria, Egypt.
b. Bethlehem, Palestine.
c. Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
d. Patmos, Greece.
Answer: c
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