What if the Reformation never happened?

Answer 1

There would've never been a Soviet Union; there never would've been any Red Scares; Russia would've probably remained a backward monarchy (though millions of people wouldn't have died under Stalin's regime as well as Lenin's, since most of his regime was marked by the Russian Civil War), and when the Nazis came to power in Germany and began conquering most of Europe, they would've likely succeeded in conquering Russia which would've been a huge victory for the German war cause and would've probably contributed to a Nazi victory in World War II; assuming of course there would've been a World War II. Had the Russian Revolution never happened, there's also a chance Russia would've never left the war, although since Russia left the war the same year the U.S. entered, Germany would've probably still lost. Who can say, all this can be open to interpretation. The point is, had the Russian Revolution never happened, a lot of the major events in modern history would've never happened.

Answer 2

without the French Revolution, there wouldn't be any equality between the three social classes

Answer 3

If the reformation never happened Henry would have been a more popular king, the City would have had more distributions of wealth and more schools and hospitals.

Answer 4

There couldve been a king Louis 100th