Answer:
Hussities
Explanation:
After the start of the next century, however, the country became a battle-ground over religious conflict. John Huss, a Catholic priest, tried to reform the Catholic Church from within. His followers were called Hussites. Huss was burned at the stake in 1415. This event served as a rally call. For 200 years, war continued between the Hussites and the Catholics. An outgrowth of the conflict was the establishment of the Moravian Church.
