Question

qe 1. why is luther considered a turning point in world history?
he united catholics and protestants
he founded the first absolute monarchy
he ended the renaissance
his ideas led to the formation of protestant denominations
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Explanation:

Martin Luther's 16th-century religious reforms challenged Catholic Church authority, sparking the Protestant Reformation. This led to the creation of new Protestant denominations, reshaping European religion, politics, and society, marking a key historical turning point. The other options are incorrect: he did not unite Catholics and Protestants, did not found an absolute monarchy, and did not end the Renaissance.

Answer:

His ideas led to the formation of Protestant denominations