The Third Major Community of Protestants in Europe in the Sixteenth

question 72

Multiple Choice

The third major community of Protestants in Europe in the sixteenth century was the ______________.

• A) Lutherans
• B) Anabaptists
• C) Mennonites
• D) Calvinists
• E) Zwinglis

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Definitions:

Subject-matter Jurisdiction

The authority of a court to hear and decide cases of a particular category or those involving specific types of issues.

Minimum Contacts

Minimum contacts is a legal principle in the United States that determines if it is appropriate for a court in one state to assert personal jurisdiction over a defendant from another state, based on the defendant's activities within the state.

In Personam Jurisdiction

Legal authority over a particular person as opposed to jurisdiction over property, allowing a court to make decisions affecting the person's rights and obligations.

Exclusive Jurisdiction

A legal authority of a particular court to be the only court to hear a specific case or type of case, precluding others.