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4th one

Explanation:

1. They did not do that

2. Well, no. They didn't need a council for that and the council of Trent was not convened for this purpose.

3. They tried to keep the catholic ideologies while keeping the Protestants happy, not agreeing with everything they said.

4. True, they listened to the protestants and tried to reform based on their demands in an attempt to keep them from leaving the Catholic church.

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Address the complaints of the Protestant Reformers

The Council of Trent was an answer to the Protestant Reformation, and an attempt to reform the Catholic Church.

Protestants rejected the penitential system, the papal supremacy, the number of sacraments, and etcetera. Eventually, Pope Pius V abolished the sale of indulgences in 1567.

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