Question 2 of 10 As ruler of the Holy Roman Empire, Charles V was known for:

A. arguing that neither Catholicism nor Protestantism could
represent all Christians.

B. using military force to prevent the spread of any religion other than
Catholicism.

C. sparing his empire from chaos by adopting policies of tolerance
for all religions.

D. abandoning the philosophy of divine right of kings in favor of
constitutional monarchy.