John Calvin's Geneva (14 janv. 1541 – 29 sept. 1549)

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John Calvin, while preaching christian morals and the ideas of the reformation, changed the town of Geneva from a moral-less city to a protestant christian town. This led many protestants to adopt his ideas, leading to the creation of Calvinism, a new branch of Christianity. This is classified as national and European identity because it further changed religious identity in Europe.