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13. Which most contributed to the spread of Protestantism during the sixteenth century?(5 points)
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The printing press allowed for information to spread quickly.
The printing press allowed for information to spread quickly.
Governments supported a second baptism among Christians.
Governments supported a second baptism among Christians.
Indulgences were sold by Protestants to gain support.
Indulgences were sold by Protestants to gain support.
The bubonic plague undermined the authority of the pope.
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The printing press allowed for information to spread quickly.
The printing press allowed for information to spread quickly.
Governments supported a second baptism among Christians.
Governments supported a second baptism among Christians.
Indulgences were sold by Protestants to gain support.
Indulgences were sold by Protestants to gain support.
The bubonic plague undermined the authority of the pope.
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The most significant contribution to the spread of Protestantism during the sixteenth century was:
**The printing press allowed for information to spread quickly.**
The printing press enabled the rapid dissemination of ideas, pamphlets, and texts, including Martin Luther's95 Theses and other reformist literature, which played a crucial role in the spread of Protestant ideas across Europe.
**The printing press allowed for information to spread quickly.**
The printing press enabled the rapid dissemination of ideas, pamphlets, and texts, including Martin Luther's95 Theses and other reformist literature, which played a crucial role in the spread of Protestant ideas across Europe.
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