Which was a result of the exommunications in the year 1054?

The excommunications of 1054 resulted in the Great Schism, which split Christianity into two main branches: the Roman Catholic Church in the West and the Eastern Orthodox Church in the East. This division was marked by theological disputes, cultural differences, and political tensions that had been building for centuries. The schism solidified divergent practices and beliefs within the two branches, profoundly shaping the religious landscape of Europe and beyond. It also created a lasting rift that has influenced Christian relations to this day.