Question 7 of 35
1 point
how did the protestant reformation contribute to the enlightenment in
europe during the 17th and 18th centuries?
a. it caused protestants from various nations to come together
under one leader to challenge the catholic church,
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b. it caused the formation of new religious and political alliances
with non-catholic nations.
c. it caused catholic monarchs to more strongly enforce the
doctrines of the church,
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d. it caused many europeans to question doctrines of the catholic
church and the divine right of kings.

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