How did the second great schism lead to the end of medieval europe?
a.) it caused people to question the authority of the church.
b.) it created fertile ground for the black plague to spread.
c.) it provided a reason for the church to translate the bible into many languages.
d.) it was a reform such as hus and wycliffe to leave the church

which circumstance causes second great schism within the roman catholic church
a.) the call of unification within the eastern orthodox church
b.) the election of multiple popes by different factions
c.) the excommunication a powerful monarchs
d.) failure of the crusades to win back the holy land

1. The Second Great Schism helped to the end of medieval Europe asit caused people to question the authority of the church. (A)

2. Circumstance causes Second Great Schism within the Roman Catholic Church was the election of multiple popes by different factions. (B)

Further Explanations:

1. During the medieval era,the church obtaineda lot of prominence as most of the individualsassumed in existence of Deity, hell, and heaven. People were misguided that only the path to get is through church. Second Great Schism integrated the society and added to the disbelieving and inquiring of the church's authority. It reduced the importance of the Church and its related authorities.

2. The determination of popes from diverse factions was the cause behind the happening of the second Great Schism. The views of each pope were different from each other. Each faction Pope’s advocated benefits of their own faction. All were having different views that resulted in the dispute among them.

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Grade: High school,

Subject: US History  

Chapter: Medieval Europe

Keywords: God, hell, heaven, Second Great Schism, church, second Great Schism, Avignon papacy, French, Crown,advocated

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