John Calvin is best associated with which Protestant group?

• A. Quakers
• B. Zoroastrians
• C. Rastafarians
• D. Huguenots

Answer: (D)

John Calvin helped shape a form of Protestant faith known as Calvinism, which emphasized God's sovereignty, predestination, and a reformed church structure. In France, followers who adopted Calvin’s teachings formed the Huguenots, a distinct Protestant group that played a major role in 16th–17th century French religious history and faced severe persecution. The other options come from different religious movements or eras—Quakers arose in England around George Fox, focusing on the inner light; Rastafarians emerged in 20th-century Jamaica with Ethiopianist influences; Zoroastrians are an ancient Persian faith unrelated to the Protestant Reformation. So the group most closely associated with John Calvin is the Huguenots.