The Lower Classes in Germany in the Sixteenth Century

question 33

Multiple Choice

The lower classes in Germany in the sixteenth century

• A) were no worse off than those of England.
• B) were allied with the nobility against wealthy townsmen.
• C) disavowed the Holy Roman Emperor.
• D) saw Luther as their ally against their oppressors.
• E) revolted against their Lords with the full support of Martin Luther.

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