The exam paper on “The Reformation in Europe, c1500–1564“ focuses on key religious and political events during the Reformation. Section A examines sources related to the Münster Rebellion, including the views of the Anabaptist leaders and the Catholic perspective on John of Leiden’s execution. Section B includes questions on the role of anti-clericalism in damaging the Church (1503-1517), the political motives behind support for Lutheranism by German princes (1524-1531), and the comparative effectiveness of the Jesuits versus the Council of Trent in responding to Church criticisms by 1550. The paper requires analysis of religious movements, political dynamics, and responses to Reformation challenges.