All the following factors pushed German peasants to revolt in 1525 except
A)the greed and conspicuous wealth of the clergy.
B)Luther's preaching about freedom and his successful revolt against the Church.
C)low wages paid by townspeople and domination by the nobility.
D)plague, disease, and famine.
E)severe inflation and growing poverty.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The German Peasants' Revolt of 1525 was primarily driven by economic and social grievances, such as the wealth of the clergy, Luther's ideas, low wages, and inflation. Plague, disease, and famine were not direct factors in this specific revolt.

All the Following Factors Pushed German Peasants to Revolt in 1525