Two examples I would use that help support my claim are similarities between governing style and political inexperience. Jackson like Trump signed many executive orders while in office, Jackson creating the Trail of Tears by moving native Indians from Florida to Oklahoma and Trump's executive order on the ban of Muslims into the United States. Jackson also like Trump have very little political experience. Jackson was a poor farmer as a teenager and using flowery language in politics put him in a position to win the presidency much like Trump, both presidents overpromising and having thin skin.
The answer is "C." Lutherans could stay, but they had to pay higher taxes" would be the best option, but this depends somewhat on the specific time period in the 1500s, since the rules changed slightly in the latter half.
