The Truce of God and the Peace of God were two movements in medieval Europe aimed at regulating warfare, restricting the days and times of fighting, and limiting the type of weapons that could be used. These movements were supported by the church and played a significant role in reducing the scale of violence during the Middle Ages.

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Medieval Warfare

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Medieval warfare

A) was considered only a part-time endeavor by feudal lords.
B) was universally condemned by the church.
C) was regulated through the Truce of God and the Peace of God.
D) had little to do with the values of chivalry.
E) was only between kings prior to the eleventh century.

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