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How did Germany's peasants react to Luther's teachings and what was Luther's response?

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I know I am like 4 years late but what the heck lol

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They laborers in Germany needed to stop Luther's lessons. Luther talked with the pope, and that discussion became famous. The laborers became to accept Luther's lessons of that talk with the pope, and they liked what Luther had to offer better.

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Germany's laborers respond to Martin Luther's lessons as they were exceptionally frantic and needed to stop Martin Luther's lessons. Luther's level headed discussion with the pope was famous to the point that even laborers in the wide open had found out about it. They preferred what they found out about Luther. The life of a laborer had all.

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