Consequences of the Reformation

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Establishment of Protestant church came out from Catholic Church.
Europe was divided between the Catholic countries of the south and the Protestant countries of the north.
Establishment of different protestant churches spread into different part of the world in different names
protestant reformation forced Catholics to implement Counter-Reformation.
Reformation further encouraged the development of capitalism.

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Consequences of the Reformation

Cards (5)

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1.1.1 Identifying Key Ideas and Information

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3. Geographical Debates

3.2.6.1 Formation of Complex Ions