Question 1 • NY-Global History and Geography I
The Concordat of Worms (1122) settled the dispute over who could appoint bishops. The Church gained the right to invest bishops with spiritual authority, while the emperor retained a role in granting them secular authority and could be present when elections occurred. Thus, Henry V had a say in bishop appointments, described here as the ability to veto an appointment; the pope did not let him choose bishops outright.
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