Where did Luther's and Calvin's critiques of the Catholic Church have the most appeal?
A) in regions ruled by Catholic "outsiders"
B) in the least commercially advanced parts of Europe
C) in regions under the most threat from Ottoman invasion
D) in regions suffering from agricultural downturns

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Luther's and Calvin's critiques of the Catholic Church found the most appeal in regions ruled by Catholic "outsiders" because these areas often experienced tensions between local rulers and the Catholic hierarchy, making the population more receptive to reform ideas that challenged the Church's authority.

Where Did Luther's and Calvin's Critiques of the Catholic Church