German Emigration and Religious Landscapes
Which of the following best explains the significant effect of German emigration during the nineteenth century on the religious landscapes of both Germany and receiving countries such as the United States?
A
It Altered Religious Demographics Leading To Protestant Pluralism Abroad While Catholocism Gained Relative Strength At Home.
B
The Outflow Of Religious Dissidents Led To State-Sponsored Atheism In Germany As A Countermeasure Against Potential Unrest.
C
Migration Prompted An Ecumenical Movement Among Protestants And Catholics Seeking Unity Against Secularization Trends.
D
German Migrants Founded Utopian Societies Based On Unique Christian Sects Weakening Mainstream Denominational Influences.
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