How was the power of the Holy Roman emperor limited?  Local leaders were in charge of their own territory.  Local leaders chose a new emperor every few years. Local leaders controlled the churches and the money. Local leaders were responsible for running the military.​

The emperor gave titles of nobility and land grants to individuals, making each a local leader of his province. The nobles in return would pay a tax to the emperor. This nobility was not hereditary; if a local leader died, the emperor would name another person to take that noble's place.

A: Local leaders were in charge of their own territory

Explanation:

yes

very positive impact on our industries in the west, sine they promoted settlement and increased the ways in which goods could be transported to market.  

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