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Which most contributed to the spread of Protestantism during the sixteenth century? (1 point)(1 point)
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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.
The bubonic plague undermined the authority of the pope.
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.
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The printing press allowed for information to spread quickly.
It enabled rapid distribution of Protestant pamphlets, sermons, and vernacular Bibles (e.g., Luther’s German Bible), helping Reformation ideas reach a wide audience.
It enabled rapid distribution of Protestant pamphlets, sermons, and vernacular Bibles (e.g., Luther’s German Bible), helping Reformation ideas reach a wide audience.
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