15th and 16th Century Changes in Society The Bible is translated into many new languages. The Protestant Reformation spreads throughout Europe. The number of literate and educated people increases. The practice of medicine becomes more standardized. Which of the following explains a contributing cause shared by all of these events?

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Braedon Lindsey

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9 February, 21:38

15th and 16th Century Changes in Society The Bible is translated into many new languages. The Protestant Reformation spreads throughout Europe. The number of literate and educated people increases. The practice of medicine becomes more standardized. Which of the following explains a contributing cause shared by all of these events?

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Giovanny Grimes · Answer 1

The Protestant Reformation spreads throughout Europe.

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Nothing this would be possible if the Protestant Reformation didn't spread across Europe. According to the Protestants, the Bible should be read in the common language, science was not bad or mystical, but something that could explain God's presence on Earth, medicine practices became common among the people. Protestants changed almost everything in society.