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kamilo84

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Describe the key event that significantly altered religion in central Europe in the 16th century.
 
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  (1) ground substance, (2) perimysium, (3) reticulin, (4) sarcolemma, (5) sarcoplasm.



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Answer to Question 1

The Protestant Reformation, led by Martin Luther in 1517, influenced Central Europe. It resulted in the formation of the Lutheran Church.

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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