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Why did German rulers protect Martin Luther?
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Why did northern German rulers protect martin Luther?
The northern rulers of Germany protected Martin Luther because they disagreed with the Roman pontiff. They believed they could turn the people of Germany against the pope by protecting Luther. The ploy was successful and the Reformation was born.
Family of German Rulers before 1871?
Family of German Rulers before1871
What was the family of German rulers?
Hohenzollern
Who Discussed the people's right to select and eliminate rulers?
John Locke, a prominent philosopher during the Enlightenment period, discussed the concept of the people's right to select and eliminate rulers. He argued that governments derive their legitimacy from the consent of the governed, and that individuals have the right to revolt against rulers who violate their natural rights.
Which are the Indian states that did not take part in the revolt of 1857?
rulers of Jind, Patiyala, Malabar,Scindhias. Holkars, Gawekwads Many rulers of south India and rajasthan
What was the significance of the Peace of Augsburg for the German rulers within the Holy Roman Empire?
That the rulers had Botox Balls
What happened to the Maya after 900 AD?
Lack of something essential to the civilization caused the peasants to revolt against their rulers.
Can you Name three things that helped the movement begun by Luther to spread across Europe?
he openly organized a new christian denomination known as Lutheranism, wrote and baptism, mass, and new hymns, and looked to German princes and rulers to support his church
Why did the revolt of 1857 start?
the revolt of 1857 was started by Indian soldiers at Meerut on 10 may,1857.the causes of the revolt were a) All sections of India were unhappy with the British rule. b) The Indian rulers who lost their territories were ready to fight. c) The dissatisfaction against the British finally got expression in the great revolt of 1857.
In 1356 the following edit officially recognized that the various German rulers were autonomous rulers who controlled their own territories?
The 1356 edit was known as the Golden Bull, and it established the autonomy of the German rulers. It recognized their authority to control and govern their own territories independently. The Golden Bull also laid out the rules for electing the Holy Roman Emperor, further enhancing the autonomy of the German rulers.
Who is the family of German rulers?
The House of Hohenzollern. They still have their titles, but no official powers.
