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AP European History/Unit 2: Age of Reformation
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Religious and Social Causes of German Conflicts
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Which of the following best describes how religious and social grievances contributed to the outbreak of both the German Peasants’ War (1524–1525) and the Thirty Years’ War (1618–1648)?

A

The German Peasants’ War was solely a religious uprising, while the Thirty Years’ War was entirely about territorial gains.

B

Only economic factors played a role in these conflicts, with religion being a negligible influence.

C

Both conflicts were orchestrated exclusively by secular authorities with no grassroots involvement.

D

Both conflicts were fueled by a blend of religious discontent and demands for political and social autonomy.

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