The factors that led to the Protestant Reformation include all of the following except:

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The Protestant Reformation was primarily driven by religious, political, and social factors, such as the decline of the church's moral and spiritual authority, the division of Germany along religious and political lines, and the growth of "new monarchies" that sought to consolidate power and reduce the influence of the church. The fear of absorption by the French Valois, especially in Spain, was more related to political dynamics between European powers and not a direct factor in the Protestant Reformation.

The Factors That Led to the Protestant Reformation Include All