Answer: The teachings of prominent figures of the Protestant doctrine.
Explanation:
- John Wycliffe: With his dedication, he emphasized that the supreme authority of the church is Jesus Christ, not the pope.
- Jan Hus: It demanded a more modest life for church authorities. He is seeking to translate the Bible into the vernacular. Because of his public appearances, he was burned at stake.
- Desiderius Erasmus: He opposed the immorality and debauchery of church officials. He expressed his views in work "Praise for Madness". One of the representatives of Humanism,
- Martin Luther: He opposed the sale of forgiveness for sins, which the church issued for a certain amount of money.
- John Calvin: Stated that biblical authority must supersede church tradition. He advocated greater religious freedom.
I think the answer would be C. freedom rides because those were used to protest a specific law that didn’t allow blacks and whites to travel on the same interstate bus. The other three forms of civil disobedience could be applied to other movements. Hope this helps :)
The Intolerable Acts were<span> the American Patriots' term for a series of punitive laws</span>passed<span> by the British Parliament in </span>1774<span> after the </span>Boston Tea Party throwing
The four main causes were: militarism, alliances, imperialism and nationalism - or as an acronym, M-A-I-N (this made it much easier for me to remember the causes)
