To reestablish political order following the crises of the fourteenth century,ruling households:
A) stated that their power had a divine source.
B) turned to popularly elected councils and civil servants for support.
C) rejected support from traditional religious leaders because of the people's loss of faith in the answers they provided.
D) closed trade routes to concentrate on the problems of the local populace.

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By stating that their power had a divine source, ruling households were able to legitimize their authority and reestablish political order after the crises of the fourteenth century. This provided a sense of stability for the people who were looking for answers and guidance during tumultuous times.

To Reestablish Political Order Following the Crises of the Fourteenth