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The spread of Calvinism: France, Scotland, Netherlands, Germany, Poland and eastern Europe.
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The second wave of Protestant Reform, 1541–1564
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The spread of Calvinism: France, Scotland, Netherlands, Germany, Poland and eastern Europe
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Which of the following regions saw a significant spread of Calvinism during the second wave of Protestant Reform?
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France experienced a significant spread of Calvinism during the second wave of Protestant Reform, particularly in the mid-16th century.
Key terms
- Reformed Church: A Protestant church that follows the teachings of John Calvin and emphasizes the authority of Scripture and the sovereignty of God.
- Predestination: The doctrine that God has eternally chosen those who will be saved and those who will be damned, a key tenet of Calvinist theology.
Common trap
Confusing Calvinism with Lutheranism: Focus on the key differences: Calvinism emphasizes predestination and a more rigorous church governance, while Lutheranism centers on justification by faith alone.
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