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It represented the growing power of secular monarchs and a weakening of papal authority. It enabled the pope to become the king of France. It marked a period during which the pope refused to travel to the city of Avignon. It encouraged many Europeans to abandon Christianity.

It represented the growing power of secular monarchs and a weakening of papal authority.
It enabled the pope to become the king of France.
It marked a period during which the pope refused to travel to the city of Avignon.
It encouraged many Europeans to abandon Christianity.
How did the period of the Avignon papacy affect the church in western Europe?
From Lesson 262:16.5 Review Questions·World History 1

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