What was the relationship between the Reformation and the printing press? A. The new availability of printed books made the Reformation spread quickly. B. Martin Luther's writing of his "95 Theses" inspired the invention of printing. C. Johannes Gutenberg operated his first printing press as a tool of the Reformation. D. By opposing printing, the Catholic Church muted its own voice against the reformers.

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Rex Payne

3 November, 03:13

What was the relationship between the Reformation and the printing press? A. The new availability of printed books made the Reformation spread quickly. B. Martin Luther's writing of his "95 Theses" inspired the invention of printing. C. Johannes Gutenberg operated his first printing press as a tool of the Reformation. D. By opposing printing, the Catholic Church muted its own voice against the reformers.

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Emilio Gallegos · Answer 1

"A. The new availability of printed books made the Reformation spread quickly" is the best option from the list since more people were able to read the Bible and therefore form their own ideas about religion.