How did religious reform divide Europe in the 16th Century? This is an APA-styl

How did religious reform divide Europe in the 16th Century?
This is an APA-style paper that requires the analysis of 2 sources.
Paper must be submitted in Word format only (Submitting a paper in any other format, including PDF or submitting directly into the assignment area without an attachment will result in a 20% reset penalty.)
200 min words (content + references)
Required sources to analyze: Any 2 sources; you may include the text, a class video source, and/or sources from your own research, your choice of which 2 sources to analyze!
Please Omit: Title Page, Abstract, Table of Contents
Required: Title at top of paper centered and in bold letters, Page #’s, Double-spacing, Indent each paragraph
Please omit proper Introduction, Conclusion, Thesis Statement; go immediately into question(s) asked of you.
A separate References Page is not required, but at the end of your paper please list your 2 sources.
List your sources alphabetically
Use the hanging indent when you list your sources.
You must list your 2 sources at the end of the paper, and you must analyze them and properly reference them in the body of your paper.
If you select to utilize the class text the in-text sourcing will look like this (Davidson et al., 2019.). The full-sourcing for the class text at the conclusion of your paper is below.
If you utilize any of the videos the proper sourcing is provided below (See above for proper in-text referencing)
If you use an online search for your sources, the in-text reference will look like this (Author’s last name, year). Or, like this (Jackson, 2023).
Your full-sourcing to be listed at the conclusion of your paper will look like this:
Author’s last name, 1st letter initial of author’s 1st name. (Date of article). www.URL.com
Or,
Jackson, A. (July 4, 2023). Title of Article. www.URL.com
If your article does not have an author, then use the title of the article:
Title of Article. (date of article). www.URL.com
If your article does not have a date, then use n.d., like this (Jackson, n.d.).
Davidson, J. W., DeLay, B., Heyrman, C. L., & Lytle, M. H. (2019). Experience History: Interpreting America’s Past. (9th ed.). McGraw Hill