Both the Renaissance and Protestant Reformation were similar in which way? A. They were only supported by the working class. B. They were limited to Italy, France, and Germany. C. They were inspired by people questioning the world around them. D. They were encouraged by the success of the French Revolution.

C:

Explanation:

The answer is C because the both events occurred during periods of time where people were questioning the world around them. Also, it cant be A and as both events transcended classes across Europe. Lastly, the French revolution that we think of wouldn't happen for another couple hundred years.

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