When did Pope Clement VII start serving as the head of the Catholic Church?
1523
1521
1532
1525
Answer
Pope Clement VII started serving as the head of the Catholic Church in 1523. He was a member of the Medici family, and his papacy was marked by conflict with the Protestant Reformation and the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V.
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