T/F Under Charlemagne, much of medieval civilization in Europe adopted Christianity. T/F Pope Leo III strengthened the role of the Church and the clergy in Europe when he crowned Charlemagne emperor of the Romans.

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At the beginning of the mid-east, Christianity began to spread its wings throughout the north and the southern regions of Europe.

The merchants, missionaries, and the soldiers were all carrying the fate of Christianity among them.

This resulted in the passing of the Edict of Milan that guaranteed the Empire to end the persecution of the Christians.

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Explanation:

In the mid-700s, Europe divided with many kingdoms fighting for power. By the 800s,  much of Europe united as a single empire under the leadership of Charlemagne. Charlemagne expanded his kingdom and demanded all people in his lands to become followers of Christianity. He conquered the Lombard kingdom and won the support of the pope.

Charlemagne actively supported the Catholic Church and Pope Leo III. The pope repaid Charlemagne's assistance by declaring him the first Holy Roman Emperor in Europe after the decline of the Roman Empire in 800. Charlemagne allowed Leo to be a great benefactor to the churches and charitable institutions of Rome.

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