King Henry II's Important Dispute with Archbishop Thomas Becket Was

question 65

Multiple Choice

King Henry II's important dispute with Archbishop Thomas Becket was related to:

• A) the preaching of indulgences before the First Crusade.
• B) the authority of the Catholic Church in matters relating to faith.
• C) the process of electing or "investing" archbishops in England.
• D) whoever ultimately had legal jurisdiction over priests and church courts.
• E) a personal argument between the two men unrelated to religious concerns.

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