How political factors affected the spread of the early Reformation movement

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The Reformation, initiated by Martin Luther, had profound political, religious, and social impacts on early modern Europe, leading to significant unrest and conflict. This seminar paper explores how various Protestant denominations emerged and influenced the course of European history. It argues that while the appeal of Protestant teachings played a crucial role, additional geopolitical factors were equally essential in facilitating the movement's rapid spread and enduring influence, reshaping not only Europe but the world at large.