1. which event most directly contributed to the spread of protestant ideas during the reformation?

a. council of tent
b. invention of printing press
c. peasant's revolt
d. persecution of anabaptists

2. what was a goal that the writers erasmus, more, and rabelais all had in common?

a. telling comical tales
b. translating biblical stories
c. changing and reforming society
d. abandoning old religions

3. which individual would feature most prominently in a discussion of how renaissance ideas spread to northern europe?

a. rene descartes
b. albrecht durer
c. william harvey
d. niccolo machiavelli

4. how did renaissance humanism promote secularism?

a. by encouraging people to educate themselves
b. by promoting the use of vernacular language
c. by pushing the study of philosophy, literature, and science
d. by upholding the idea that one should better oneself

1. The one that contributed the most would be A.  Council of Trent
The name originated from the place where it was first started, a city called Trento in northern Italy.
The council was responsible for the Protestant Reformation and condemned various form of heresies committed by Protestantism 

2. The answer is  C. changing and reforming society
In order to do that, they need to conveys the message through the medium that is acceptable by most people.
So, they choose to write a various story regarding the ridiculousness of their current sosicety through satire, or street plays.

3. That individual would be B. Albrecht Durer
Albrecht Durer was a thinkier from Germany that influenced the spread of Renaissance idea through his artworks. He integrated an elaborate Northern style with Renaissance harmony which makes him famously known all across Europe

4. I believe the answer is C. by pushing the study of philosophy, literature, and science
Secularism refers to the sperataion of states and governemnt. By pushing all of these things, the society obtained a new standard or set r of rules htat could became the basis of the government rather than relying on the words from the church