Religious and Social Causes of German Conflicts
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
Only economic factors played a role in these conflicts, with religion being a negligible influence.
B
Both conflicts were orchestrated exclusively by secular authorities with no grassroots involvement.
C
The German Peasants’ War was solely a religious uprising, while the Thirty Years’ War was entirely about territorial gains.
D
Both conflicts were fueled by a blend of religious discontent and demands for political and social autonomy.
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