During the English Commonwealth period, the Levellers demanded that all citizens should have a voice in the government.
Answer:
D. The office of the papacy was abolished.
Explanation:
The office of the papacy was not abolished during the Counter-Reformation, it was just reformed to attempt to eliminate any church corruption or heresy.
The popes during and after the Catholic Reformation, like Pope Paul IV and Pope Pius V focused on eliminating abuses in the church and decreasing appeals to Protestantism.
Answer:
It improved communication across longer distances.
Explanation:
Native Americans believed that the land should be shared with everyone but Europeans were selfish and only thought of themselves
