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Pope Gregory VII was deposed and excommunicated by Emperor Henry IV in 1076.
False
The Concordat of Worms was an agreement between Pope Gregory VII and Emperor Henry IV in 1122.
False
Rudolf von Rheinfeld was elected as a rival king to Emperor Henry IV in 1077 and was supported by Pope Gregory VII.
True
Emperor Henry IV travelled to Canossa in northern Italy to apologize to Pope Gregory VII in 1076.
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The investiture controversy marked the beginning of the High Middle Ages.
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The investiture controversy was solely a conflict between the Roman Church and the Holy Roman Emperors.
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Pope Gregory VII crowned Emperor Henry IV after the latter apologised in Canossa in 1077.
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Rudolf von Rheinfeld was elected as a rival king to Emperor Henry IV with the support of the nobles.
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The Concordat of Worms was an agreement between Emperor Henry IV and his son Henry V in 1122.
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Emperor Henry IV's son, Henry V, rebelled against him in support of the Emperor.
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