Who led the protestant reformation?
a. martin lawrence
b. martin luther ii
c. martin luthley
d. martin luther

The answer is Martin Luther

d. Martin Luther.

Explanation:

The Protestant Reformation was a religious, political and cultural revolution/ upheaval that happened during the 16th century against the European Catholic majority power. This reformation was a challenge of the religious and cultural authority of the Catholic papacy.

While many theorists and critics assume this reformation came about after the publication of "95 Theses" by Martin Luther King, there are no proof of any schism between the Catholic religion and King until 1521. However, with the emergence of famous reformers such as John Calvin, Martin Luther King, and Henry VIII, the uncontested power held by the Papacy's Catholic beliefs began to be greatly opposed by them. This led to the people to start seriously questioning the ways of the Catholic religion and their authority over everything. This led to a massive uproar, prosecutions and even wars not only in Europe but even in the American continent. Thus, the correct answer for who led the Protestant Reformation is Martin Luther King.

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