Answer:
causality
Explanation:
Under the concept of causality, we assume that there is an <em>interdependence</em> between cause and effect, where cause precedes effect in <em>time order</em>.
Cause and effect are seen as two variables, in constant <em>correlation</em>, hence being called a cause-effect relationship.
A cause is a sort of an explanation, while the effect is the result. The connection between cause and effect can also be referred to as causal effect or causation.
I think the correct answer among the choices presented above is option B. Widespread criticism of the Catholic Church during the early 1500s was that it was too concerned with wealth and power. One incident is that the church sell tickets at that time for forgiveness of sins for money.
The answer would be C. Search for additional evidence to see which argument supports.
