The correct answer is: D) It allowed German rulers to choose the religion of their states. This treaty was signed in 1555 by the <em>Holy Roman Emperor Charles V</em> and the<em> Schmalkaldic League</em> to put an end to the struggle between Lutheranism or Roman Catholicism, giving rulers the ability to choose either one as the official confession of their state.
This arrangement was marked in 1555 by the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and the Schmalkaldic League to put a conclusion to the battle between Lutheranism or Roman Catholicism, enabling rulers to pick possibly one as the official admission of their state.Catholicism is the customs and convictions of Catholic Churches. It alludes to their philosophy, sacrament, morals and other worldliness. The term more often than not alludes to places of worship, both western and eastern, that are in full fellowship with the Holy See. The Catholic Church is the primary and most punctual type of Christianity.
Thus the Industrial Revolution stirred ambitions in many European countries and renewed their confidence to embark on a path of aggressive expansion overseas. From the late 1800s through the early 1900s, Western Europe pursued a policy of imperialism that became known as New Imperialism.
