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Why do you think the Protestant Reformation is so important to study in history?

Why do you think the Protestant Reformation is so important to study in history?
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Why do you think the Protestant Reformation is so important to study in history?

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Because it is testament to how the world was transformed. The world today still reflects the events and ideas that originated in this particular period of world history. Things were turned on it’s head; for the good and the bad.
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