Which of these statements identifies a difference between Richard the Lionheart and Charlemagne?

A. Richard the Lionheart's forces conquered Jerusalem, while Charlemagne's forces conquered Europe.

B. Richard the Lionheart fought the spread of Islam, while Charlemagne fought the spread of Christianity.

C. Richard the Lionheart unified all of Europe under one government, while Charlemagne divided it into separate states.

D. Richard the Lionheart's major military campaign ended in a treaty, while Charlemagne's ended in complete victory.

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Helena Morales

17 July, 07:01

Which of these statements identifies a difference between Richard the Lionheart and Charlemagne?

A. Richard the Lionheart's forces conquered Jerusalem, while Charlemagne's forces conquered Europe.

B. Richard the Lionheart fought the spread of Islam, while Charlemagne fought the spread of Christianity.

C. Richard the Lionheart unified all of Europe under one government, while Charlemagne divided it into separate states.

D. Richard the Lionheart's major military campaign ended in a treaty, while Charlemagne's ended in complete victory.

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Charlee Kaufman · Answer 1

The best way on how to answer this would be through eliminating the wrong answers. B and C are definitely wrong becasuse Neither did Lionheart unite Europe under one government so neither of them fought against christianity but in fact both fought for it in a sense. The most completely correct answer would be D because while Lionheart's military campaign ended in a treaty, Charlemagne was completely victorious.