To finance his military expenditures in the sixteenth century, Charles V relied on all of the following forms of income except ______________.

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Charles V did not rely on tithes from the church to finance his military expenditures. Tithes were a form of income for the church itself, not typically redirected to fund secular activities like military campaigns. Charles V's financial strategies included taxes, exploiting New World resources, selling crown lands, and issuing annuities.

To Finance His Military Expenditures in the Sixteenth Century, Charles