Council of Trent reception in Spain

Target entity: Council of Trent reception in Spain
Context triple: [Catholic Church in Spain, historicalEvent, Council of Trent reception in Spain]

• A. Expulsion of the Jesuits from Spain
  The Expulsion of the Jesuits from Spain was an 18th-century royal decree under King Charles III that forcibly removed the Jesuit order from Spanish territories as part of broader Bourbon reforms and conflicts between the monarchy and the Catholic Church.
• B. Protestant Reformation in Spain
  The Protestant Reformation in Spain was a limited and heavily persecuted movement in 16th-century Spain that sought to introduce and spread Reformation ideas within a staunchly Catholic and Inquisition-dominated society.
• C. Synod of Diamper
  The Synod of Diamper was a 1599 ecclesiastical council in Kerala that brought the St. Thomas Christians under the authority of the Roman Catholic Church and sought to Latinize their ancient East Syriac traditions.
• D. Suppression of the Society of Jesus
  The Suppression of the Society of Jesus was an 18th-century campaign by various European monarchies and the papacy that led to the worldwide dissolution of the Jesuit order for several decades.
• E. Spanish confiscation of monasteries (Desamortización)
  The Spanish confiscation of monasteries (Desamortización) was a series of 19th-century liberal reforms that expropriated and sold off Church and monastic properties to reduce ecclesiastical power and raise state revenue.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Council of Trent reception in Spain
Target entity description: The Council of Trent reception in Spain refers to the process by which Spanish ecclesiastical and political authorities implemented, interpreted, and sometimes contested the Tridentine reforms in doctrine, liturgy, and church discipline during the late 16th and early 17th centuries.

• A. Expulsion of the Jesuits from Spain
  The Expulsion of the Jesuits from Spain was an 18th-century royal decree under King Charles III that forcibly removed the Jesuit order from Spanish territories as part of broader Bourbon reforms and conflicts between the monarchy and the Catholic Church.
• B. Protestant Reformation in Spain
  The Protestant Reformation in Spain was a limited and heavily persecuted movement in 16th-century Spain that sought to introduce and spread Reformation ideas within a staunchly Catholic and Inquisition-dominated society.
• C. Synod of Diamper
  The Synod of Diamper was a 1599 ecclesiastical council in Kerala that brought the St. Thomas Christians under the authority of the Roman Catholic Church and sought to Latinize their ancient East Syriac traditions.
• D. Suppression of the Society of Jesus
  The Suppression of the Society of Jesus was an 18th-century campaign by various European monarchies and the papacy that led to the worldwide dissolution of the Jesuit order for several decades.
• E. Spanish confiscation of monasteries (Desamortización)
  The Spanish confiscation of monasteries (Desamortización) was a series of 19th-century liberal reforms that expropriated and sold off Church and monastic properties to reduce ecclesiastical power and raise state revenue.
• F. None of above. chosen