Charlemagne reformed writing in his empire by:
A) introducing cursive script.
B) ensuring all copyists wrote in block letters only.
C) testing all copyists for literacy.
D) introducing the comma.
E) creating a simplified script and introducing punctuation.

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Charlemagne created a simplified script called Carolingian minuscule which replaced the complex and difficult to decipher Merovingian script that was being used in his empire. He also introduced punctuation marks such as the comma to make reading and writing easier.

Charlemagne Reformed Writing in His Empire By