Which compromise between the church and the holy roman empire resulted from the concordat of worms? pope gregory vii was given the power to raise armies and collect taxes. it banned the practice of lay investiture. henry iv claimed supremacy over secular rulers, and the church was now able to grant land to vassals. the church was granted the power to elect and invest bishops, but the emperor could invest them with fiefs.

The correct answer is “The Church was granted the power to elect and invest bishops, but the emperor could invest them with fiefs”

The Concordat of Worms was a compromise that took place in 1122 between the Pope Calixtus II and the Roman Emperor Henry V. It was important because it settled a problem between the Empire and the Church over control of the church’s offices.

The Concordat ended the conflict and settled that Bishops and abbots were chosen by the clergy but the Emperor was allowed to decide contested elections.

arresting and exicuting citizens

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the articles of confederation placed most of the power on the feds