During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, German princes were typical of other European rulers in that their religious policies were often intended to
A) gain political advantages.
B) return to the values of the Renaissance.
C) put the welfare of Europe above their own interests.
D) lead their people to salvation.
E) show support for the Inquisition.
Answer: A
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