The map above shows religion in France about 1600. France is predominantly Catholic, with
a Calvinist (Protestant) minority, mostly in the south. When Louis XIV came to the throne,
he used the power and prestige of the monarchy to
O collect high taxes from France's Protestant minority.
O eliminate legal protections for Protestants and to close many Protestant churches and schools.
O reform the legal system to protect religious freedom for all French citizens.
O All of the above are true.