How Did Henry II's Six-Year Conflict with His Archbishop, Thomas

question 32

Multiple Choice

How did Henry II's six-year conflict with his archbishop, Thomas Becket, over whether churchmen were to submit to royal courts end?

• A) Henry was forced to back down and allow religious courts to adjudicate in disputes involving the clergy.
• B) Henry forced Becket into exile in France.
• C) Henry's henchmen murdered Becket in his cathedral.
• D) Henry forced Becket to back down and relinquish control of ecclesiastical courts.

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