Printing Press and Protestant Reformation
Words: 1067 Pages: 4 5336“In the 16th century, The Roman Catholic Church had massive amounts of power. They had lots of political influence, which stopped people from speaking out in fear of being executed. This caused people to become displeased because the Church could do whatever it pleased without consequence. The people’s growing anger led to the beginning of a reformation effort targeting the Church’s practices led by a German monk named Martin Luther. This period is now known as the Protestant Reformation. Without […]