What became a significant threat to church power as a result of the great western schism?

A. reformers began to challenge the tradition role of church

B. the political factions backing different popes began to exert more influence over church activities.

C. the moral authority of the church weakened.

D. the bible was translated into english.

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Samson Huber

13 November, 10:20

What became a significant threat to church power as a result of the great western schism?

A. reformers began to challenge the tradition role of church

B. the political factions backing different popes began to exert more influence over church activities.

C. the moral authority of the church weakened.

D. the bible was translated into english.

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Lyla Maddox · Answer 1

The answer is A.

Explanation:

Reformers began to challenge the traditional role of the Church.

Zavala · Answer 2

the answer is B

Explanation:

At a time during the great schism there was a time when there were multiple popes all claiming to be the true pope. they were backed by different factions and countries.