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- 20 Jun 2019
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
During the early sixteenth century, the only officially accepted religion in England was Roman Catholicism. Protestantism had not yet gained official status, atheism was not recognized, and ancestor worship was not practiced as a mainstream religion.
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- 4.Who initiated the spark of opposition to the Catholic Church in November 1517, leading to the movement known as the Reformation?
- 5.Who is credited with bringing the printing press to England?
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