I'm not sure but i think its D
Catholicism was still dominant in Europe. There were many Calvinist centers in France. Most people in Norway were Catholic. England and Scotland had the most Muslim centers.
<span>The answer is epistemology. Epistemology is the study of knowledge, how we are able to know things, and what counts as knowledge. It includes the study of why some beliefs are justified, and therefore represent things that we know, and other beliefs are not justified. Therefore, a disagreement about what counts as knowledge would be a disagreement about epistemology.</span>
To Israelis, victory brought reunification of Jerusalem, renewed access to holy sites, and greatly expanded the size of the fledgling Jewish state. For Palestinians and Arabs, also including Egyptians, Syrians, and Jordanians, it was a dicomfort defeat that cost them the West Bank, Jerusalem, Gaza, and the Golan Heights.
