Kulturkampf was a

a.

an anti-democracy program.

b.

an anti-Bismarck program.

c.

a pro-democracy movement.

d.

an anti-Catholic moment.

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Tyree Frederick

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7 September, 04:20

Kulturkampf was a

a.

an anti-democracy program.

b.

an anti-Bismarck program.

c.

a pro-democracy movement.

d.

an anti-Catholic moment.

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Elliott Stafford · Answer 1

Elliott Stafford 7 September, 04:43

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D an anti Catholic moment.

Randy Lester · Answer 2

d. an anti-Catholic moment.

Explanation:

"Kulturkampf" is translated as "cultural struggle/war." This was the name given to the conflict between the Kingdom of Prussia and the Roman Catholic Church. Therefore, it can be considered an anti-Catholic movement. This conflict took place from 1872 to 1878. The movement had a strong anti-Polish aspect. In a more general way, the term is used to describe a conflict between secular and religious authorities, or between very different cultures or sets of values.

Kulturkampf was aa.an anti-democracy program.b.an anti-Bismarck program.c.a pro-democracy movement.d.an anti-Catholic moment.

Kulturkampf was a

a.

an anti-democracy program.

b.

an anti-Bismarck program.

c.

a pro-democracy movement.

d.

an anti-Catholic moment.