Why did pope gregory vii and henry iv come into conflict?

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WINSTONCH [101]3 years ago

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does anybody know what the answer is... heres the choices.

A. The pope claimed the authority to remove the emperor from the throne.

B. The pope named a different emperor to replace Henry.

C. Henry's land was seized by the pope.

D. Henry tried to remove the pope from power.

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