15. How did Henry IV end the French wars of religion between Catholics and Protestant Huguenots? A. He issued an edict giving the Huguenots political control strike of the country. B. He issued an edict declaring Catholicism the sole religion of the kingdom. C. He issued an edict tolerating the Huguenots throughout the kingdom. D. He issued an edict granting the same rights to Huguenots and Catholics.

The events described in the passage best illustrate which of the following aspects of the religious conflicts in Europe in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries?ResponsesCatholics responded to the challenge of the Protestant Reformation by creating new religious orders to revitalize the Roman Catholic Church.Catholics responded to the challenge of the Protestant Reformation by creating new religious orders to revitalize the Roman Catholic Church.The spread of Protestant ideas in France had already resulted in the French monarchs adopting a policy of religious toleration.The spread of Protestant ideas in France had already resulted in the French monarchs adopting a policy of religious toleration.Protestants made effective use of the increased availability of printing technology to spread their ideas.Protestants made effective use of the increased availability of printing technology to spread their ideas.Despite doctrinal differences, Catholics and Protestants continued to live amicably together in many regions of Europe.

Why did King Henry VIII break away from the Catholic Church?Group of answer choicesHe wanted a divorce or annulment and the Pope wouldn't give him oneHe didn't break away his father didMartin Luther had convinced him to become a LutheranHe was trying to unify Great Britain

14. The first wars of religion during the Protestant Reformation took place in which country? O A. England OB. France C. Germany D. Spain

King Henry VIII of England broke with the pope in establishing the Church of England and appointing himself its head. The Church of EnglandMultiple Choicequickly began promoting a reformist doctrine.was soon dissolved, after which England returned to its Catholic religious teachings and rituals.remained essentially Catholic.allied itself with the reformist Catholics Luther and Calvin.

Why did Catholic Spain decide not to support a Catholic rebellion in the immediate aftermath of the Religious Settlement? Choose the best answer.England and Spain were officially allies in 1559.The Pope had failed to act decisively.King Philip wanted to marry Elizabeth.King Philip was preoccupied with domestic affairs.