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What was a significant impact of the Catholic Reformation (Counter-Reformation) during the 16th century?(2 points)
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The decline of the Catholic Church's influence as Protestantism gained widespread acceptance.
The decline of the Catholic Church's influence as Protestantism gained widespread acceptance.

Increased religious tolerance and acceptance of diverse Christian beliefs within Catholic territories.
Increased religious tolerance and acceptance of diverse Christian beliefs within Catholic territories.

The establishment of new Protestant denominations that embraced some Catholic doctrines.
The establishment of new Protestant denominations that embraced some Catholic doctrines.

The Council of Trent, which reaffirmed traditional Catholic teachings and addressed corruption within the Church.

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The Council of Trent, which reaffirmed traditional Catholic teachings and addressed corruption within the Church.

Explanation: The Catholic (Counter-)Reformation strengthened Catholic doctrine and reformed abuses through the Council of Trent; it did not promote religious tolerance or create Protestant denominations, nor did it cause the Church’s decline.