Peasants and Followers during the 16th century were the most responsible for the protestant reformation because of their defiance of nobility and their separation from the catholic church, they also contributed to the spread of the protestant ideas by just talking about the ideas.
In the 16th century peasants were still struggling from the same problems that plagued them in the medieval ages. Nobility was still heavily taxing the Peasants and the economic advancements weren’t reaching them. They also didn’t have much legal rights or protections. This was happening in the Holy Roman Empire. To change the unfairness that was happening, a group of Swabian Peasants created a list of demands, most of which were religiously focused but all of them
In the 16th century peasants were still struggling from the same problems that plagued them in the medieval ages. Nobility was still heavily taxing the Peasants and the economic advancements weren’t reaching them. They also didn’t have much legal rights or protections. This was happening in the Holy Roman Empire. To change the unfairness that was happening, a group of Swabian Peasants created a list of demands, most of which were religiously focused but all of them