Which of the following ideas was held to be true in both Renaissance Italy and in Reformation Europe?

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The idea that the interests of the laity are no longer subordinate to clergy was held in both Renaissance Italy and Reformation Europe. In Renaissance Italy, the humanist movement emphasized the importance of individualism and secular values, while in Reformation Europe, the Protestant movement challenged the authority of the Church hierarchy and pushed for greater involvement of the laity in religious affairs. The other options were not commonly held beliefs in both periods.

Which of the Following Ideas Was Held to Be True