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What were John Calvin’s followers in France called? Huguenots Puritans Presbyterians Protestants
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What were John Calvin’s followers in France called? Huguenots Puritans Presbyterians Protestants

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Answer: called Huguenots.

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Answer: Huguenots

Explanation: This is because Huguenots were French Protestants who held to the Reformed, or Calvinist, a tradition of Protestantism.

(please correct me if i'm wrong)

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