Asked by malia
Which best describes a cause that fueled the Protestant Reformation?
During a famine, the Protestant doctrine of individual freedom inspired the angry peasants to rebel against their feudal masters, known as the German peasant war
the council of Nicea was ordered by emperor Constantine, during which Christian leaders determined which texts include in the testament
the ottoman empire defeated the Byzantine empire, limiting the power of the orthodox eastern church in southern Europe
the treaty of Tordesillas ordered by the pope Alexander Vl gave Spain claims to the most of South Africa, whereas Portugal only had legal rights to claim Brazil
i think its a
During a famine, the Protestant doctrine of individual freedom inspired the angry peasants to rebel against their feudal masters, known as the German peasant war
the council of Nicea was ordered by emperor Constantine, during which Christian leaders determined which texts include in the testament
the ottoman empire defeated the Byzantine empire, limiting the power of the orthodox eastern church in southern Europe
the treaty of Tordesillas ordered by the pope Alexander Vl gave Spain claims to the most of South Africa, whereas Portugal only had legal rights to claim Brazil
i think its a