Answer: ALL OF THEM, except the desire to increase immigrant numbers.
Explanation:
A) victory for the Britain
The Protestant Reformation had far reaching political consequences for Western Europe, perhaps more far reaching than were its religious<span> consequences. Germany, where the Reformation began was part of the Holy Roman Empire.</span>
The Roman Republic was certainly a thriving democracy by the standards of its time, but it should be noted that women, slaves, and many men were not allowed to vote.
