Why Was the Avignon Papacy Denounced Much More Often by Non-French

question 34

Multiple Choice

Why was the Avignon papacy denounced much more often by non-French sources than by French ones?

• A) The French were less affected by heretical movements than the rest of Europe.
• B) Just as France dominated the political world, its bishops dominated the papal court.
• C) The French were never known for devotion; their clerical leaders were just not that involved.
• D) Avignon was situated just south of the French king's domain; naturally more popes and other high officials were appointed from France.
• E) French clerical leaders did not want to antagonize the papacy in Rome.

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