11. Which of the following consequences of the development of the printing press in the middle of the 15th century contributed most to the Protestant Reformation and the Scientific Revolution? A) Mnemonic devices and memorization became less important to learners as education became more a matter of reading than listening.B) Reading became a more private and intimate practice that allowed greater independence of thought.C) Europeans became more confident in written texts with print's more accurate reproduction of texts.D) As books became a commonplace consumer item, interest in secular subject matter increased and religious devotion waned.

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