The success of the Reformation outside Germany and Scandinavia derived largely from the work of
A) Zwingli.
B) John Hus.
C) Henry IV.
D) Henry VIII.
E) John Calvin.

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John Calvin was a French theologian who played a significant role in the spread of the Reformation outside of Germany and Scandinavia. He developed the concept of predestination and established the Reformed Church, which influenced Protestant movements in France, the Netherlands, Scotland, and Hungary. His ideas also influenced the Puritan movement in England and the Presbyterian Church in Scotland.

The Success of the Reformation Outside Germany and Scandinavia Derived