A) To prevent loss of jobs and livelihoods
C) To encourage the growth of new industries
E) To retaliate against unfair trade practices
Answer:
D
Explanation:
I think because there 2 different things
Polytheism<span> is belief in many gods — it's kind of the opposite of monotheism, which is belief in one god. If you believe in </span>polytheism<span>, you have a bunch of gods to thank or blame. ... Usually in </span>polytheist<span> religions certain gods are associated with specific things, like war or love.
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-hope this helps :)
I've seen this question before -- I'm guessing you're working with a chapter on European Renaissance and Reformation that featured a secondary source (source B) reference from historian Steve Ozment. In document A, from a letter to the pope sent by Martin Luther, Luther accused the Roman Catholic Church of having become a den of thieves, that the whole hierarchy needed reform. That early letter (from 1520) supports Ozment's claim that Luther's Reformation movement began as a protest against "arbitrary, self-aggrandizing hierarchical authority" in the church.
