During the Great Schism, the English and the Germans Mostly

question 23

Multiple Choice

During the Great Schism, the English and the Germans mostly supported Urban because

• A) they feared the reforms advocated by Clement.
• B) he had little affinity for the French.
• C) the Scots supported Clement.
• D) they believed him to truly be God's choice.
• E) he promised to break the hold of the French on the Church.

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