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Scandinavia but I'm not so sure
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Which area of northwest Europe accepted Christianity first?
Scandinavia but I'm not so sure
Which religion covered the largest area in Europe?
Christianity
Is united kingdom in northern or southern area?
The UK lies off northwest Europe.
Where is the MBNA Europe office HQ located?
The MBNA Europe office is located in Chester, England. Chester is in the northwest region of the country, and is one of the largest cities in the area.
What is the area of Northwest Trek?
The area of Northwest Trek is 2,925,877.1933952 square meters.
What country is npower located in?
Npower is located in the UK ( the United Kingdom ), otherwise known as Great Britain. It is located in the continent of Europe, in the Northwest area.
What is the area of Northwest Historic District?
The area of Northwest Historic District is 2,832,799.49568 square meters.
What is the total area covered by Northwest Territories?
Northwest Territories' area is ~440,000 square miles (1,140,000 square kilometers).
What was the cause of the medieval Crusades?
Medieval crusades were caused by conflict between Christianity and Islam in Palestine. Christian Europe and Islamic Turcs had interests in the same area.
What religion is not commonly found in eastern Europe?
Some examples would be Hinduism, Buddhism, Shintoism, as well as some branches of Christianity, such as Catholicism which is not dominant in the area.
What is the area of Northwest Montana Wetland Management District?
The area of Northwest Montana Wetland Management District is 59.699 square kilometers.
How was Europe religiously divided from the 1500's on?
Let us go in order of the history of Christianity. Christianity started as one church. However, tensions rose and this church split into two separate churches around 1043: the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church. A second split came around the 1500s and a new branch was formed: Protestantism (splitting off Catholicism). These three major forms of Christianity had their own area in Europe. Northern Europe was predominately Protestant. Western Europe was predominately Catholic. Eastern Europe was predominately Orthodox. The same remains today.
