In Europe, during the Middle Ages, most Europeans followed . Western Europeans belonged to the that was centered in Rome and led by a person called the . People who lived in Eastern Europe during the Middle Ages were also , but they were a part of the , which was led by someone called a patriarch and the headquarters of the church was located in Constantinople. People who belonged to that church did not follow the policy because they did not follow the pope. Word Bank:
papal (adj.)
pope (n.)
Roman Catholic Church (n.)
Christianity (n.)
Eastern Orthodox Church (n.)
Christian (adj.)