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Why was the Society of Jesus founded in 1534?

. Catholic Answer Because St. Ignatius of Loyola received the inspiration from God to follow Him and found a Religious Order in order to support the Church. See links below:… (MORE)

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In History of Canada

Who discovered Canada in 1534?

While Jacques Cartier explored the Gulf of St Lawrence in 1534, it can hardly be said that he "discovered" Canada. The earliest recorded European "discovery" of Canada was by … (MORE)

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In Spain

Who was the king of Spain in 1534?

Charles I was King of Spain in 1534. He was Carlos V, Holy Roman Emperor at the same time.

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In History of Canada

What was Canada called in 1534?

Canada, as we know it today, did not exist as a political entity when Jacques Cartier explored the Gulf of St Lawrence in 1534.

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In History of England

Why did German peasant revolt in 1534?

Peasants rose up against their lords in parts of the central ans southern German states. They demanded the return of rights that the lords had usurped.

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In History of England

Who wrote the act of supremacy 1534?

Henry made his intentions clear and Cromwell devised the Document. Henry want all Englishman to sign an oath recognizing him as head of the church. The pope was simply called:… (MORE)

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In History of England

Why was the act of supremacy passed in 1534?

it was passed to help Henry8 to divorse her wife Cathrine of Arogan,because he wanted a male heir,also to establish religouis independence from the Roman church.

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What was the act of sumpremacy of 1534?

The Act of Sumpremacy of 1534 was an act that announced King Henry VIII the head of England and the Church. The Catholics are outraged because King Henry VIII was a very unmor… (MORE)

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In Math and Arithmetic

What is the GCF of 65 and 1534?

Prime Factorizations 65 = 5 *13 1534 = 2 * 13 * 59 Thus 13 is the GCF.

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What was jacqueses route in 1534?

Jacques Cartier was a French Explorer who claimed the area that is now Canada for France. The sea route he took began at Cape Bonne Vista and went south to Cap de Saivage. Fro… (MORE)