The reformation changed the of Europe.
A. Religious face
B. Artistic movement
C. Poli...
History, 17.09.2021 14:40 ronniethefun
The reformation changed the of Europe.
A. Religious face
B. Artistic movement
C. Political map
D. economic state
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