Though They Would Have a Long-Term Impact, Wycliffe's Ideas Were

Multiple Choice

Though they would have a long-term impact, Wycliffe's ideas were rejected in the fourteenth century mainly because

A) Wycliffe's arguments were too academic to have an impact on average people.
B) Wycliffe was not able to attract significant support from the English nobility.
C) the Peasant Revolt of 1381 had adopted many of his demands before it was defeated.
D) Wycliffe's charisma and confident leadership aroused distrust.
E) the Church placed an interdict on England until his ideas were suppressed.