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The following list is of European countries that are majority Protestant.
- Denmark
- Estonia
- Finland
- Iceland
- Latvia
- Norway
- Sweden
- United Kingdom
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What countries were mostly affected by the Holocaust?
Mostly the Jews, gays and Gypsies of Central Europe, Germany, Austria, Poland and neighboring countries.
What countries is Amazing Race shown?
It varies. Europe and Asia mostly.
Who does Italy mainly import with?
They mostly import with other countries in Europe
When did the countries of Europe come to be named Europe?
Europe is a continent composed of many different countries. But is mostly known as Europe because of the European Union, which is an economical and politician agreement with free travel.
What religion was Western Europe in World War 1?
Mostly shades of Christianity. Protestant in England and the central states and Catholic in France.
What Asian countries that are also part of Europe?
turkey and russia are the two that are mostly knowen as being part of both asia and europe but there are a couple of other asian countries that have a small part of their country in europe.
What are the Main ethnic groups and religion of Europe?
Germanic people in the North and Center of Europe--mostly Protestant Latin people near the Western Mediterranean--mostly Catholic Greek people in Greece--Greek Orthodox Slavic people in Eastern Europe--there are Catholic, Orthodox and Muslim Slavs.
What is the relion of Europe?
Christianity. Most of the Continent is mostly Roman Catholic, while Protestant is prevalent in several regions, such as the United Kingdom and northern Germany. Eastern Europe tends to be Orthodox.
Were the dutch and the English mostly catholic?
No, they were mostly protestant.
Which country of Europe experiences seismic activity?
Seismic activity in Europe mostly occurs in the Mediterranean in countries such as Turkey, Greece, Italy, and Spain.
Which was the part of Ireland that was mostly Protestant?
Northern Ireland is mostly Protestant.
Is Lutheranism mostly in southern Europe?
No. Southwestern Europe is Catholic while Southeastern Europe is Greek Orthodox. Northern Europe and Central Europe would be where you would find Lutheranism (particularly in Germany and the Nordic countries).
