Which of the following led to the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre? a. Reformation of the Catholic Church caused a split between the Catholics and Protestants in France.
b. This massacre was a violent response by citizens to the assassination of King Louis XIV
c. A protest against King Louis XIV broke into violence after the French military tried to ward off the protesters.
d. Violence broke out between French citizens and British soldiers when Britain tried to invade France after the death of King Louis XII.

a. Reformation of the Catholic Church caused a split between the Catholics and Protestants in France.

Explanation:

The Reformation of the Catholic Church which caused a split between the Catholics and Protestants in France led to the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre.

This is evident in the fact that the massacre was done by the Roman Catholic people and some other citizens against the Protestants known as Huguenots under the order of Catherine de Medici, which was influenced by the political and religious rivalries between the two groups due to reformation of the catholic church.

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