Which statements describing Martin Luther are true? Choose all answers that are correct. Question 14 options: He was the Roman C
atholic pope who brought bishops together at three Church councils. He was a German monk who posted 95 statements of criticism and belief which led to the Reformation. He was a French scholar who turned the city of Geneva into a center of Protestantism. He was a professor of biblical studies who criticized some Church practices and translated the Bible into German.
The correct answers are B) He was a German monk who posted 95 statements of criticism and belief which led to the Reformation and D) He was a professor of biblical studies who criticized some Church practices and translated the Bible into German.
The statements describing Martin Luther that are are true are the following: He was a German monk who posted 95 statements of criticism and belief which led to the Reformation. He was a professor of biblical studies who criticized some Church practices and translated the Bible into German.
Martin Luther (1483-1546) was a German monk whose ideas and actions provoked the great split with the Roman Catholic Church. This represented the beginning of the Protestant Reformation in Europe. Luther questioned many practices of the Catholic Church, a situation that bothered the Pope who threatened to excommunicate Luther. Finally, in January 1521, the Pope excommunicated Luther.
The United States did not send as many troops and did not join the war until very late.
Explanation:
Germany starting WW2 meant to take out France, making the UK weak. Originally, Hitler's plan was to team with the Soviets, defeat France, knocking out the UK and turn on the Soviets. United States allies sent over 2M+ troops. The allies were also fighting from the very beginning.
The expansion plans of the Soviets led initially to the Containment policy of the early Cold War. The United States established the Containment policy which is primary to prevent the spread of the Communism period.
John Lewis experienced first-hand racial discrimination when he was a young student where he was not allowed to borrow a book from the local library for he was told that the library is only for white people and not people of color, and this event of his life burdens him much that it inflicted him to the point of involving himself to the civil rights movement.
