Denmark was the first country in Scandinavia to adopt Lutheranism in 1536.

Christian III was the Danish king who introduced Lutheranism to Denmark in 1536.

Gustav I Vasa was the Swedish king who introduced Lutheranism to Sweden in 1527.

Christian III was the Norwegian king who introduced Lutheranism to Norway in 1537.

Hans Tausen was the Danish theologian who played a key role in the Protestant Reformation in Denmark.

Olaus Petri was the Swedish theologian who played a key role in the Protestant Reformation in Sweden.

Jens Nilssøn was the Norwegian theologian who played a key role in the Protestant Reformation in Norway.

The Copenhagen Recess was the document that established Lutheranism as the official religion of Denmark in 1536.

The Västerås Ordinances were the document that established Lutheranism as the official religion of Sweden in 1527.

The Christiania Recess was the document that established Lutheranism as the official religion of Norway in 1537.

The Protestant Reformation weakened the political power of the Catholic Church in Scandinavia.

The Protestant Reformation led to a more egalitarian society in Scandinavia.

The Protestant Reformation led to a more prosperous economy in Scandinavia.

The Protestant Reformation led to a more vibrant and diverse culture in Scandinavia.

The Protestant Reformation had a lasting impact on the religious, political, social, economic, and cultural life of Scandinavia.