How could two brothers both have the title of Holy Roman Emperor? A. They split the empire into Spain and Austria. B. Ferdinand I was Charles V's heir. C. That title was given to all sons in that family.

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How could two brothers both have the title of Holy Roman Emperor?

A. They split the empire into Spain and Austria.
B. Ferdinand I was Charles V's heir.
C. That title was given to all sons in that family.
D. Charles V killed Ferdinand I to gain the title.

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Answer: Ferdinand I was Charles V's heir.

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Jjack answered Mar 5, 2023

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