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It became the official state religion practiced by the majority of people in the following states and territories: ________________________ and especially the town of ________________________ which became the headquarters of Calvinism or what some called "the Protestant Rome"; ________________________; ________________________ which is where the calvinist missionary John Knox went and used there nobility to establish it as ________________________. In that version of Calvinism there were no bishops but ________________________ (a group of laymen who governed each community church).
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