How did the reformation contribute to the growth of democracy?

A: Protestantism encouraged people to question authority and rely on their own judgement

B: Church leaders gave sermons encouraging people to participate in the democratic process

C: The main goal for Reformation was to eliminate corruption in the government

D: People added more religious rituals to their daily routines

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Ellis Copeland

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10 July, 17:56

How did the reformation contribute to the growth of democracy?

A: Protestantism encouraged people to question authority and rely on their own judgement

B: Church leaders gave sermons encouraging people to participate in the democratic process

C: The main goal for Reformation was to eliminate corruption in the government

D: People added more religious rituals to their daily routines

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Ayaan Mayer · Answer 1

The Reformation challenged the authority of the Catholic Church, which was a major political power in the 16th century.

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To me it looks like the Answer is A