Printing Revolution: The widespread adoption of printing presses during the Renaissance period, which led to increased literacy rates, the spread of ideas, and cultural transformation.
Censorship: The practice of restricting or controlling access to certain information or ideas by authorities. Without Gutenberg's invention, it would have been more challenging for governments or religious institutions to control what people read.
Scientific Revolution: A period of great advancements in scientific knowledge during the 16th and 17th centuries. The printing press played a crucial role in spreading scientific discoveries and facilitating collaboration among scientists across Europe.