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In 1600, the predominant religion of western europe was? A.) Anglicanism B.) Calvinism C.) Catholicism D.) Lutheranism

In 1600, the predominant religion of western europe was? A.) Anglicanism B.) Calvinism C.) Catholicism D.) Lutheranism
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In 1600, the predominant religion of western europe was?

A.) Anglicanism
B.) Calvinism
C.) Catholicism
D.) Lutheranism

In 1600, the predominant religion of western europe was? A.) Anglicanism B.) Calvinism-example-1
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Answer: Catholicism

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The answer is C because it was the Christian faith
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