How Was the Civil Strife in France Different from That

question 40

Multiple Choice

How was the civil strife in France different from that in England?

• A) The French did not resort to violence that resulted in a loss of life.
• B) The French always remained steadfast in their loyalty to the monarchy.
• C) The French achieved a measure of social reform.
• D) The French maintained a coherent challenge to the social and political order.
• E) The French established a uniform Protestant Church.

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