Both the Lollard and Hussite movements had this in common:
A)they began in universities.
B)they began among peasants.
C)they began among women.
D)they stressed the importance of educating women.
E)they denied the divinity of Jesus.

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Both the Lollard movement, initiated by John Wycliffe in England, and the Hussite movement, started by Jan Hus in Bohemia, originated in universities. These movements were early forms of Christian reform that emphasized returning to the scriptures and criticized the wealth and power of the church.

Both the Lollard and Hussite Movements Had This in Common