Question
By 1530, what was true of several European rulers?
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They had defeated the Catholic Church and its armies.
They had defeated the Catholic Church and its armies.
They had succeeded in reforming the Catholic Church.
They had succeeded in reforming the Catholic Church.
They had split from the Catholic Church.
They had split from the Catholic Church.
They had moved their countries’ capitals to America.
They had moved their countries’ capitals to America.
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Responses
They had defeated the Catholic Church and its armies.
They had defeated the Catholic Church and its armies.
They had succeeded in reforming the Catholic Church.
They had succeeded in reforming the Catholic Church.
They had split from the Catholic Church.
They had split from the Catholic Church.
They had moved their countries’ capitals to America.
They had moved their countries’ capitals to America.
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GPT-4o mini
By 1530, it was true of several European rulers that **they had split from the Catholic Church.** This was particularly evident with leaders such as Martin Luther in Germany, whose actions led to the Protestant Reformation and the subsequent establishment of various Protestant sects that rejected the authority of the Catholic Church.