Question

the protestant reformation
religious disputes in england
after martin luther and his followers left catholicism, they and other christians who
broke off from catholicism became known as \protestants.\ then, englands king
henry viii famously broke ties with the pope, starting england on the path to
protestantism that his son, king edward vi, continued. but after edward vi died
young, religious turmoil took hold of the island.
mary i (\bloody mary\)
queen mary i took power in 1553, after the death of her brother edward vi. mary i
was a staunch catholic, and she tried to restore catholicism in england using violent
means.
queen mary i hunted down and executed protestants, leading to her nickname,
\bloody mary.\
though she only ruled for five years, marys attempts to restore catholic rule created
significant religious strife in england.
after marys death, her half - sister, elizabeth i, ascended to the throne.
elizabeth i
elizabeth i took a more tolerant approach to religion, easing the tensions caused by
er half - sister mary.
queen elizabeth is policies contrasted sharply with those of mary i,
promoting religious tolerance and attempting to calm religious disputes.
her reign marked a period of relative peace and stability in religious matters.
the feud in england between what factions reached its
height under queen mary?
jacobins and royalists
luddites and evangelists
protestants and catholics

Explanation:

The text mentions that after Martin Luther, Protestants emerged. Queen Mary I was a Catholic who tried to restore Catholicism by persecuting Protestants. This indicates a feud between Protestants and Catholics. Jacobins and Royalists are related to the French Revolution, not this context. Luddites were against industrialization, and Evangelists are a type of Protestants but not the opposing faction here.

Answer:

Protestants and Catholics