What was the result of Bismarck's attacks on the Catholic Church?
A) A stronger church.
B) An increase in church membership.
C) The banding together of various religious groups to fight his attacks.
D) A decline in the number on the church rolls, because many Germans no longer felt a need for religion.
E) The establishment of a political party founded by the Church.
E
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A. the Russian Revolution B. war reparations C. the failure of Germany to make reparations D. close financial ties between the United States and Europe
Why was there an explosion of anti-Jewish violence in the tenth century?
A) The rise of Islam B) The growing wealth of the Jews in the West C) Christian resentment of Jews in the growing towns D) The large percentage of land owned by the Jews was cause for resentment E) Christian resentment of Jews in growing towns and the rise of Islam
Which of these was NOT a reform pursued by Luther?
a. Clerical celibacy b. A national church in Germany c. New religious services, including Bible reading and preaching d. A married Protestant clergy e. Salvation by faith
Tomé de Sousa was a royal governor of Bahia who
A) successfully reconquered the rebellious quilombo of Palmares in 1694. B) defeated Prince Maurice of Nassau and ended the Dutch colonial occupation of Recife. C) secured royal authority in Brazil by revoking hereditary rights and privileges of donatories. D) enriched himself and his vassals by collecting quitrents from fifty sugar mills.