The Church taught that purgatory was
A) a place where the soul was purified through punishment before admission to heaven.
B) a type of hell reserved for the worst sinners.
C) similar to the Greek's concept of an afterlife.
D) a fabulous place where saints dwelled.
E) a heresy.
A
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Which of the following sparked war between France and most of the rest of Europe in 1792?
A. the execution of Louis XVI B. the formation of the Constituent Assembly C. the Tennis Court Oath D. France's invasion of Belgium
In response to NATO rearming West Germany, the Soviet Union organized the __________
A) Warsaw Pact B) Eastern European Treaty Organization C) Solidarity Pact D) European Economic Community
Early nineteenth-century master craftsmen usually drew a sharp distinction between
A) work and leisure. B) journeyman and apprentice. C) producer and seller. D) home and work.