What does the European map suggest about religion in 1560? Check all that apply.

Catholicism was still dominant in Europe.

There were many Calvinist centers in France.

Most people in Norway were Catholic.

England and Scotland had the most Muslim centers.

The effects of the Reformation were widespread.

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Shyanne Douglas

10 April, 11:54

What does the European map suggest about religion in 1560? Check all that apply.

Catholicism was still dominant in Europe.

There were many Calvinist centers in France.

Most people in Norway were Catholic.

England and Scotland had the most Muslim centers.

The effects of the Reformation were widespread.

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Gilbert Yang · Answer 1

I would go with the answers:

The effects of the Reformation were widespread.

Catholicism was still dominant in Europe.

There were many Calvinist centers in France.

The answers that are incorrect:

Most people in Norway were Catholic.

Because Norway at that time was mostly protestant.

England and Scotland had the most Muslim centers.

Also not true because there weren't many muslims (if there were any there at that time) living in England or Scotland.

What does the European map suggest about religion in 1560? Check all that apply.Catholicism was still dominant in Europe.There were many Calvinist centers in France.Most people in Norway were Catholic.England and Scotland had the most Muslim centers.The effects of the Reformation were widespread.