Protestantism in Poland and in Lithuania Was

question 46

Multiple Choice

Protestantism in Poland and in Lithuania was

• A)largely unknown due to the power of the Catholic Church.
• B)the state religion in 1573 but eventually insignificant under the influence of the Jesuits.
• C)most influential in the Orthodox, eastern territories.
• D)very popular, for a time, among the nobility.
• E)established in the 1520 and remained a significant force until today.

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