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Hunter-Best [27]
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Describe how the Catholic Church was corrupt during the Middle Ages and into the Renaissance. ( examples).

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Natali5045456 [20]3 years ago
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The Catholic Church became corrupted, due to its overgrown power. Because of the Pope's overspendings, the Pope started the Sales of Indulgences. The Sales of Indulgences was a scheme to earn more money. It made people spend money so that they/family members go into heaven. This upsetted a reformer, Martin Luther. That started the Reformation. So in summery, the Catholic Church gained to much power ( more than the nobility) and it wanted more money. BTW, this only a little bit of it.

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