Luther and Others After Him Were Able to Divide the Christian

question 193

Multiple Choice

Luther and others after him were able to divide the Christian church because

• A)the new monarchs of western Europe actively sought to limit church authority.
• B)the funneling to Italy of a large part of funds the church raised irritated Germans and others.
• C)unscrupulous rulers conveniently embraced Protestantism in order to seize the church's property in their realms.
• D)all of these choices
• E)none of these choices

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