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The so-called "Puritans" of the English Civil War were adherents of which type of Christianity? Select the best answer from the choices provided. a.Calvinist b.Lutheran c.Catholic d.Episcopalian
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The so-called "Puritans" of the English Civil War were adherents of which type of Christianity? Select the best answer from the choices provided. a.Calvinist b.Lutheran c.Catholic d.Episcopalian

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Puritains of the English Civil War were adherents of Calvinist Christianity. Puritans were founded by John Calvin from the clergy in 1558.
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