B - political would be the best answer as examples for
Political motivations are: gain power, compete with territory, good military force, prestige.
The Vietnam War was a conflict that marked the communist government of North Vietnam and its allies in South Vietnam, known as the Viet Cong, against the government of South Vietnam and its principal ally, the United States.
Explanation:
Vietnam War was also referred to as "American War" in Vietnam.
This war was actually not a war.During start of this War, Congress deployed troop in Vietnam but they did not call for any kind of war. So, this was not considered as war in United States.
The main intention of this war was to unit entire Vietnam under one communist regime and not in blocks. This desire was felt by North Vietnam after union of provinces in China and Soviet Union.
The Vietnam War saw heavy causality both of soldiers and civilians from both the sides. The War saw a complex political and military issues that claimed millions of lives.
The end of Vietnam War in 1975 resulted in unification of North and South Vietnam. The War saw a complex political and military issues that claimed millions of lives.
Answer:
Correct answer is C: A priest telling his congregation that bread and wine turned to the body and blood of Jesus during communion
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Explanation:
Option A is not correct because Wycliffe was among first ones who opposed the luxury of the church and opposed it out loud. In that sense he was among the first ones who asked Church to be reform.
B is also correct as he insisted that the Bible should be translated into English.
Option C is correct as Wycliffe was opposing this way of teaching. He didn't believe in the so-called doctrine of transubstantiation and publicly opposed it.
Option D is not correct as he was among those who was saying what were the problems of the church out loud.