How did the invention of the printing press fuel the ideas of the Reformation and the Scientific Revolution?
A) It made more information available to the upper class.
B) It enabled thinkers to share new ideas with many people.
C) It enabled people to consider the ideas of earlier thinkers.
D) It limited the number of books that were available.
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