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Huguenots were mostly Calvinist [[Protestants]] in France. They faced persecutions but were protected by [[Edict of Nantes]] in 1592.
'''Huguenots''' were mostly [[Calvinist]] [[Protestants]] in [[France]]. They faced persecutions but were later protected by the [[Edict of Orléans]] in 1561. Further warfare and persecution followed. The [[Edict of Nantes]] in 1592 once again put an end to persecution, but it revoked in 1685. Most Huguenots eventually left France for other countries.
They helped Americans during the [[American Revolution]], particularly in battles in New Jersey. In Massachusetts, [[Paul Revere]]'s father was a Huguenot refugee who came to Boston as a child.
In 1564, the Huguenots established the first settlement in [[North America]], at Fort Caroline on St. John's River in [[Florida]]<ref>Main page of Conservapedia</ref>.
They helped Americans during the [[American Revolution]], particularly in battles in [[New Jersey]]. In [[Massachusetts]], [[Paul Revere]]'s father was a Huguenot refugee who came to [[Boston]] as a child.
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