
The Holy Roman Empire might be said to be anything but an empire due to:
A) the continual fighting between the territorial princes.
B) periodic fighting between the princes and the emperors.
C) the division of territory by princes among their heirs.
D) the selfish protection and expansion of individual territories by princes.
E) all of these
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