By the Sixteenth Century,both Protestant and Catholic Cities Were

question 74

Multiple Choice

By the sixteenth century,both Protestant and Catholic cities were:

• A)instituting policies that encouraged late marriages.
• B)instituting strict governmental supervision of morality.
• C)founding brothels that were administered by city officials.
• D)instituting rules that required believers to attend at least one church service a week.
• E)founding churches of both faiths within their walls.

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