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What did the religious wars in 16th-century France have in common with
Charles V's struggles against Protestant princes in Germany?
A. Both led to the establishment of Protestantism as the official
religion of the realm.
B. Both allowed absolute monarchs to defeat attempts at enforcing
constitutions.
C. Both required Catholic leaders to make peace with the Ottoman
Empire.
D. Both resulted in Catholic leaders agreeing to limited tolerance of
Protestantism.

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Tundexi

The similarity between the religious war was that both resulted in Catholic leaders agreeing to limited tolerance of Protestantism.

What was the French Wars of Religion?

It was a period of civil war in 1598 between French Catholics and the Protestants called Huguenots.

What was Charles V's struggles against Protestant princes?

Charles V's struggled to hold his empire together against the growing forces of Protestantism and the increasing Ottoman & French pressure.

Hence, the similarity between the religious war was that both resulted in Catholic leaders agreeing to limited tolerance of Protestantism.

Therefore, the Option B is correct.

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