C. A shift from Protestant dominance to Catholic dominance
Explanation:
The Reformation had its starting point in the reactions and proposition with which different religious, scholars and European lawmakers looked to cause a significant and across the board change in the traditions and traditions of the Catholic Church, notwithstanding preventing the ward from claiming the pope over all Christendom.
The movement will later get the name of Protestant Reformation, for its underlying goal to change Catholicism so as to come back to a primitive Christianity, and the significance of the Speyer Protest, exhibited by some German sovereigns and urban communities in 1529 against an order of Emperor Charles V tending to annul the religious tolerance that had recently been allowed to the German realms.
The founding of Jamestown, America's first permanent English colony, in 1607 sparked a series of cultural encounters that helped shape the nation and the world.
