The ability of common people to read the Bible for themselves led them to question certain Church practices. Which practice is mentioned as an example?

The requirement of clergy celibacy

The use of music in church services

The construction of large cathedrals

What was the primary consequence of translating the Bible into vernacular languages during the Reformation?

It made Latin a more popular language for scholars.

It allowed ordinary people to interpret scripture for themselves, independent of the Church.

It led to the Catholic Church officially banning the use of the printing press.

It decreased literacy rates as people preferred spoken sermons.

It was used exclusively to print papal bulls supporting the Church.

It enabled the rapid and widespread distribution of critical ideas and vernacular Bibles.

It made books so expensive that only the Church could afford them.

It primarily printed fictional stories that distracted people from religious matters.