The Counter-Reformation Brought the Most Sweeping Changes to the Catholic

question 5

Multiple Choice

The Counter-Reformation brought the most sweeping changes to the Catholic Church's:

• A) doctrinal teachings.
• B) internal organization and discipline.
• C) attitudes toward religious orders.
• D) attitudes toward the religious roles of women.
• E) relations with Protestant churches.

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