Depends on where you were in the world. In Europe, it was Catholicism (Roman or Eastern Orthodox) - there weren't any Protestant groups, yet. In India, Hinduism. In China, Buddhism and Taoism. In Japan, Shinto. In the Middle East, Islam. In Australia and North America, native earth-based faiths.
That depends on which part of the world you lived. In Europe the dominant religion was Catholic Christianity, But there was also Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam in other places and the religions of the peoples of the Americas and China and Australia to consider.
most of the time a peasants religion during the middle ages was Christianity in the form of catholic religion whether you were a king, knight, lord or peasant your life was dominated by the church
During the Renaissance period, there was a mix of religions in different regions of Europe, including Catholicism, Protestantism, Judaism, and Islam. The dominant religion in many parts of Europe was Catholicism, but there was also a growing influence of Protestantism, especially after the Protestant Reformation. Additionally, there were pockets of Jewish and Islamic communities in various parts of Europe.
Julian, last Roman emperor of the Constantinian dynasty in the fourth century, tried to revive traditional Roman pagan religion and religious traditions. At that time Rome was officially Christian. Because of this, he was called "Julian the Apostate" by Christian church officials.
The empire of Songhai practiced Islam as its main religion. Islam was introduced to the region through trade and interactions with North African Muslim traders. It became the dominant religion in Songhai during the rule of Sunni Ali and Askia Muhammad.
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Christianity was the dominant religion in Europe during the middle ages, but was certainly not the only religion practiced in Europe, nor was Christianity a homogeneous body during the period. Christianity divided into the Western and Eastern Churches in the schism of 1054. There were also Muslims, Jews, and Pagans in Europe during the middle ages. Muslims had conquered the Iberian peninsula during the early 8th century and were not fully expelled by Christians until the end of the 15th century. Parts of Northern and Eastern Europe remained pagan until the 13th century. There were Jewish populations at various locations all throughout the middle ages as well, although they were always minority groups living within other societies.
That depends on which part of the world you lived. In Europe the dominant religion was Catholic Christianity, But there was also Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam in other places and the religions of the peoples of the Americas and China and Australia to consider.
Congress was the dominant political institution during the 19th century.
Congress was the dominant political institution in the US during most of the 19th century. The presidency became more powerful during the 20th century.
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In order to answer this we need to see a list of countries.
AnswerReligion in government can offer its followers priority in government decision-making for the teachings of the dominant religion over those of minority religions. This can result in injustice and even oppression. At the extreme, religion in government can even result in oppression of members of the dominant religion itself, as evidenced in Europe during the Middle Ages, and in Afghanistan under the Taliban.
The Age of Enlightenment, which was during the 18th century when science started to change people's views and what they believed in.
The dominant political party in Canada during the last century was the Liberal Party.
The Russian Orthodox Church was dominant during Tsarist Russia. It was virtually the state religion of Russia. Many inhabitants of Russia were Muslim, (especially in area near the Ottoman Empire in southern Russia) but the dominant religion was Russian Orthodox.
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