What was a key difference between English and French relations with the church and what occurred in Germany?
A. a lack of central government in Germany
B. the church's greater success in appealing to French and English kings
C. Germany's unification against the church from a very early point
D. the pope's lack of interest in the internal affairs of German lands
Answer: A
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