The Council of Trent was exceedingly important for its clearing orders on self-reform and for its stubborn definitions that clarified essentially each convention challenged by the Protestants. Incited by the Reformation, it also has been portrayed as the encapsulation of the Counter-Reformation.
Please correct any mistakes in my answer!! I'd be happy to fix it!! :)
I think...lisbon was important to the renaissance
Because it organized and managed all of overseas trade and giving the city power
Protect the right to freedom
The correct answer is B.. Until then, translations into English were forbidden by the church..
The church deemed that translating the Bible into any language other than Latin, and especially into the common English, was heresy, and it was strictly forbidden and severely punished.
