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Important also was ______ at any given period.

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the relative power of the papacy

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Important also was the relative power of the papacy ______.

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at any given period

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______ was a never-ending one.

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The conflict between pope and emperor

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The conflict between pope and emperor was ______.

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a never-ending one

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______ was over the right of INVESTITURE, an issue finally settled in the church’s favor by the Concordat of Worms (1122).

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A longtime dispute

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A longtime dispute was over ______, an issue finally settled in the church’s favor by the Concordat of Worms (1122).

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the right of INVESTITURE

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A longtime dispute was over the right of INVESTITURE, ______ by the Concordat of Worms (1122).

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an issue finally settled in the church’s favor

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A longtime dispute was over the right of INVESTITURE, an issue finally settled in the church’s favor by ______.

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the Concordat of Worms (1122)

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______ of Italy was another source of conflict.

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Political control

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Political control of ______ was another source of conflict.

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Italy

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Political control of Italy was ______.

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another source of conflict

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______, the pope was also a great temporal power there; and popes were generally jealous of efforts by the emperors to extend their political control over the various Italian states.

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In addition to being a spiritual leader

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In addition to being a spiritual leader, the pope was ______; and popes were generally jealous of efforts by the emperors to extend their political control over the various Italian states.

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also a great temporal power there

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In addition to being a spiritual leader, the pope was also a great temporal power there; and popes were ______ to extend their political control over the various Italian states.

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generally jealous of efforts by the emperors

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In addition to being a spiritual leader, the pope was also a great temporal power there; and popes were generally jealous of efforts by the emperors to ______.

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extend their political control over the various Italian states

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______ between the GUELPHS AND GHIBELLINES dramatized the conflict.

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The feud

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The feud between ______ dramatized the conflict.

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the GUELPHS AND GHIBELLINES

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The feud between the GUELPHS AND GHIBELLINES ______.

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dramatized the conflict

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Although ______, after 1438 the HAPSBURG dynasty became permanently entrenched.

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the emperorship was technically an elective office

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Although the emperorship was technically an elective office, ______ the HAPSBURG dynasty became permanently entrenched.

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after 1438

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Although the emperorship was technically an elective office, after 1438 ______.

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the HAPSBURG dynasty became permanently entrenched

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Thereafter [after 1438], ______ were the primary concerns of the emperors.

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the hereditary domains of the Hapsburgs

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Thereafter [after 1438], the hereditary domains of the Hapsburgs were ______.

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the primary concerns of the emperors

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______, for example, stretched around the globe, far beyond the boundaries of the Holy Roman Empire.

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The domain of CHARLES V

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The domain of CHARLES V, for example, ______, far beyond the boundaries of the Holy Roman Empire.
stretched around the globe
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The domain of CHARLES V, for example, stretched around the globe, ______.
far beyond the boundaries of the Holy Roman Empire
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______ by the REFORMATION, which generally aligned the German Protestant princes against the emperors, who championed Roman Catholicism.
The empire was seriously weakened
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The empire was seriously weakened by ______, which generally aligned the German Protestant princes against the emperors, who championed Roman Catholicism.
the REFORMATION
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The empire was seriously weakened by the REFORMATION, which ______ against the emperors, who championed Roman Catholicism.
generally aligned the German Protestant princes
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The empire was seriously weakened by the REFORMATION, which generally aligned the German Protestant princes ______, who championed Roman Catholicism.
against the emperors
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The empire was seriously weakened by the REFORMATION, which generally aligned the German Protestant princes against the emperors, who ______.
championed Roman Catholicism
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______ ended with the virtual dissolution of the empire in the Peace of WESTPHALIA (1648), which recognized the sovereignty of all the states of the empire.
The THIRTY YEARS WAR
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The THIRTY YEARS WAR ______ in the Peace of WESTPHALIA (1648), which recognized the sovereignty of all the states of the empire.
ended with the virtual dissolution of the empire
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The THIRTY YEARS WAR ended with the virtual dissolution of the empire in ______, which recognized the sovereignty of all the states of the empire.
the Peace of WESTPHALIA (1648)
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The THIRTY YEARS WAR ended with the virtual dissolution of the empire in the Peace of WESTPHALIA (1648), which ______.
recognized the sovereignty of all the states of the empire
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Thereafter [after 1648], ______; the Hapsburg emperors remained powerful monarchs, but because of their hereditary domains and not because of the empire.
the title was largely honorific
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Thereafter [after 1648], the title was largely honorific; ______ remained powerful monarchs, but because of their hereditary domains and not because of the empire.
the Hapsburg emperors
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Thereafter [after 1648], the title was largely honorific; the Hapsburg emperors ______, but because of their hereditary domains and not because of the empire.
remained powerful monarchs
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Thereafter [after 1648], the title was largely honorific; the Hapsburg emperors remained powerful monarchs, but ______ and not because of the empire.
because of their hereditary domains
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Thereafter [after 1648], the title was largely honorific; the Hapsburg emperors remained powerful monarchs, but because of their hereditary domains and ______.
not because of the empire
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In ______ the prestige of the empire was further weakened by the military triumphs of LOUIS XIV of France, whom the emperors opposed.
the 18th century
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In the 18th century ______ by the military triumphs of LOUIS XIV of France, whom the emperors opposed.
the prestige of the empire was further weakened
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In the 18th century the prestige of the empire was further weakened by ______ of LOUIS XIV of France, whom the emperors opposed.
the military triumphs
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In the 18th century the prestige of the empire was further weakened by the military triumphs of ______, whom the emperors opposed.
LOUIS XIV of France
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In the 18th century the prestige of the empire was further weakened by the military triumphs of LOUIS XIV of France, ______.
whom the emperors opposed
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Also, ______, creating a crisis that culminated in the War of the AUSTRIAN SUCCESSION [1740-1748] and the SEVEN YEARS WAR [1756-1763].
the male Hapsburg line died out
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Also, the male Hapsburg line died out, ______ that culminated in the War of the AUSTRIAN SUCCESSION [1740-1748] and the SEVEN YEARS WAR [1756-1763].
creating a crisis
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Also, the male Hapsburg line died out, creating a crisis that culminated in ______ [1740-1748] and the SEVEN YEARS WAR [1756-1763].
the War of the AUSTRIAN SUCCESSION
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Also, the male Hapsburg line died out, creating a crisis that culminated in the War of the AUSTRIAN SUCCESSION [______] and the SEVEN YEARS WAR [1756-1763].
1740-1748
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Also, the male Hapsburg line died out, creating a crisis that culminated in the War of the AUSTRIAN SUCCESSION [1740-1748] and ______ [1756-1763].
the SEVEN YEARS WAR
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Also, the male Hapsburg line died out, creating a crisis that culminated in the War of the AUSTRIAN SUCCESSION [1740-1748] and the SEVEN YEARS WAR [______].
1756-1763
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In the end, ______, heiress to the Hapsburg lands, became emperor as FRANCIS I.
the husband of MARIA THERESA
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In the end, the husband of MARIA THERESA, ______, became emperor as FRANCIS I.
heiress to the Hapsburg lands
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In the end, the husband of MARIA THERESA, heiress to the Hapsburg lands, ______.
became emperor as FRANCIS I
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______, however, was exerted by Maria Theresa herself and her advisers.
Whatever power remained in the office
56
Whatever power remained in the office, however, was ______.
exerted by Maria Theresa herself and her advisers
57
The empire ______ as the result of the triumphs of NAPOLEON I in the French Revolutionary Wars.
finally came to an end in 1806
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The empire finally came to an end in 1806 as ______ in the French Revolutionary Wars.
the result of the triumphs of NAPOLEON I
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The empire finally came to an end in 1806 as the result of the triumphs of NAPOLEON I in ______.
the French Revolutionary Wars
60
______, grandson of Maria Theresa and Francis I, renounced his title and styled himself Francis I, emperor of Austria.
Francis II
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Francis II, ______, renounced his title and styled himself Francis I, emperor of Austria.
grandson of Maria Theresa and Francis I
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Francis II, grandson of Maria Theresa and Francis I, ______ and styled himself Francis I, emperor of Austria.
renounced his title
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Francis II, grandson of Maria Theresa and Francis I, renounced his title and ______.
styled himself Francis I, emperor of Austria
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After ______, no attempt was made to resurrect the Holy Roman Empire.
the fall of Napoleon (1815)
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After the fall of Napoleon (1815), ______ to resurrect the Holy Roman Empire.
no attempt was made
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After the fall of Napoleon (1815), no attempt was made to ______.
resurrect the Holy Roman Empire

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