Pope Innocent III sought to unite all Christian kingdoms under papal –. To control Christian kingdoms, Innocent used – to discipline rulers who sinned. He also levied – on the clergy to support the Crusades. Finally, at the Fourth Lateran Council, he declared papal – as part of Church –. Those who refused to recognize Pope Innocent’s power were called –.

The blanks in order are hegemony, excommunication, taxes, supremacy, dogma, heretics.

Explanation:

Pope Innocent III sought to unite all Christian kingdoms under papal hegemony. To control Christian kingdoms, Innocent used excommunication to discipline rulers who sinned. He also levied taxes on the clergy to support the Crusades.Finally, at the Fourth Lateran Council, he declared papal supremacy as part of Church dogma. Those who refused to recognize Pope Innocent’s power were called heretics

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