How did the gutenberg press directly influence the reformation? select all that aply
a) the earliest reformers refused to use it.
b) the 95 thesis were widely distributed
c) the people could finally read the bible for themselves priests no longer had control over the spiritual lives of the people.
d) anti-catholic pamphlets were published and disseminated quickly and easily.

Options: A) The earliest Reformers refused to use it.

             C) The people could finally read the Bible for themselves Priests no longer had control over the Spiritual lives of the people.

Explanation:

The Gutenberg Press directly influence the Reformation as it gave people access to read the Bible in common languages rather than in the Latin language. The Printing was able to print many pages in a shorter time than the written manuscripts. Print helped people in getting access to theoretical papers by scholars and philosophers, which helped them in developing new ideas.

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