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In the same category as Catholic's, Jewish, Shinto, etc. Protestant's are a religious group. Originally formed as "Protesting...against the religion at that time" in that particular region.
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There was only one cultural group large enough to warrant mention: Protestant Englishman.
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Protestant missionaries. -APEX Learning®️ 2021
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which group had a particularly strong in hawaii?
protestant missionaries.
Name of a french UN group?
the french protestant church
Which group had particularly strong influence in Hawaii?
protestant missionaries.
Is the red hand of ulster a catholic or protestant?
the red hand appears on nationalist/catholic and unionist/protestant flags and symbols, but in the context of violence it was the name of a loyalist/protestant paramilitary group
In Stuart times what was the name of the extreme Protestant religious group?
Catholic
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Amish
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Who was Daniel Winter?
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