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What was the Reformation?
- aA reform of Parliament that gave every man the right to vote
- bA plan to rebuild the City of London after a great fire
- cA movement in Europe against the Pope's authority and Catholic ideas and practicesCorrect answer
- dA campaign to bring England back under the Pope's authority and Catholic teaching
Why?
The Reformation was a protest movement against the Pope's authority and Catholic teaching. Those who took part became known as Protestants and formed their own churches, reading the Bible in their own language instead of Latin.
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