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Oct 1, 1530
Counter Reformation begins in Catholic Churches
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Oct 1, 1531
Zwingli Died in a battle between Catholics and Protestants but Calvin carried on his work in Switzerland
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Period: Oct 1, 1534 to Oct 1, 1549
Reign of Pope Paul III
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Oct 1, 1536
Institutes of the Christian Religion is published
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Oct 1, 1536
Calvin settles in the city of Geneva
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Oct 1, 1550
After 1550 the religious conflict in Europe was dominated by followers of John Calvin, Leading the Counter-Reformation
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Oct 1, 1562
The Huguenots defended themselves from the Catholics in a series of bloody wars
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Oct 1, 1564
John Calvin Dies
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King Henry IV issued the Edict of Nantes which gave the Huguenots religious freedom
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The Calvanist churches were some of the most powerful Protestant Churches in Europe