An election is a process, i.e. an organized event in which people go out and elect a person for a political office or other position by voting. For example, we have the presidential election, typically occurring once every four years, since the president has a 4 year term. An example would be the 2016 US election, an election where Donald Trump was named the 45th president of the US.
The article in Politico suggests a couple of possible reasons for the celebrity involvement in the 2012 election like for one Barack Obama's star power and liberal appeal plus because of the social media boom which makes the communication much, much easier. Finally this kind of communication with the stars also works well.
Correct answer: A. Martin Luther.
John Hus was an important predecessor of the Reformation, active in Bohemia (now a part of what we know as the Czech Republic). But the Roman Catholic Church was strong enough in his time, a century earlier than Luther, to stop Hus's work. Hus was condemned by the Council of Constance in 1415 and burned at the stake.
Rome was less able to stamp out a heretic when Martin Luther started his movement in Germany in 1517. The politics of the time had something to do with that. Luther's prince in Saxony, known as Frederick the Wise, protected Luther and kept him alive when his life was in danger. Luther was the most prominent of the reformers who launched the Protestant Reformation. Ulrich Zwingli in Switzerland and John Calvin, active in France and Switzerland, both contributed much to the Reformation as well. But Luther is generally given the credit as the one who began the Reformation.
Request respected federalism however he was a proponent that the constitution should not be construed to give the federal government virtually unlimited power