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a new and expanded wave of warfare among Protestants and Catholics
Use the following passage:The St. Bartholomew Massacre was a turning point in both French history and the history of the European Christian Church. Protestants no longer viewed Catholicism as a misguided Church, but as the force of the devil itself. No longer were Protestants fighting for a reformed Church, but they suddenly saw themselves fighting for survival against a Catholic Church whose cruelty and violence seemed to know no bounds. Throughout Europe, Protestant movements slowly transformed into militant movements.
The St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre resulted in?