By the End of the Thirty Years' War, the Balance

By the end of the Thirty Years' War, the balance of power in Europe

A) remained in the hands of the Habsburg rulers of Spain and Austria despite challenges from Protestant powers such as France and England.
B) had shifted away from the Habsburg powers toward France, England, and the Dutch Republic.
C) was moving away from secular monarchs and into the hands of religious organizations such as the Roman Catholic church.
D) had completely collapsed, leaving nearly every European country in political and economic turmoil.