<span>C: set time limits for ratification
The Congress has a legislative type of power, which it means that it has the power to make and propose new laws or amendments. However, the Congress can set time limits for ratification, even if this is not stated clearly in the Constitution. This practice began with the 18th Amendments, and after taht every amendment that has to be ratify has a deadline for the ratification.</span>
The answer you r looking for is A
Answer:
It's TRUE
Explanation:
It was a political attempt to recover the Papal influence in the Eastern Empire, and at the same time, to retake the Holy Land for the Christians. Since the East-West Schism in 1053, the Church was separated and two powers dispute their influence in the Christian World (the Pope in Rome and the Bishop in Constantinople). At the same time, Jerusalem was under control of the Turks, and the pilgrims were massacred. It was an attempt to retake both influential locations for Christianity.