How did Charles v respond to Augsburg?

Charles V responded to the Augsburg Confession of 1530, which articulated the Lutheran position, with a mix of political and religious strategies. He convened the Diet of Augsburg to address the growing Protestant movement and sought to reaffirm Catholic doctrine while also attempting to maintain peace within the Holy Roman Empire. Despite his efforts to negotiate, the Confession was rejected, leading to increased tensions and further division between Catholic and Protestant states. Ultimately, Charles V's response emphasized his commitment to Catholicism and the authority of the Holy Roman Empire, setting the stage for ongoing religious conflict.