In the history of the Czech lands, which core liturgical demand among the Four Articles of Prague (1420) insisted on Holy Communion under both kinds for all Christians?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. Utraquism (reception of both bread and consecrated wine by the laity)

  1. Step 1: The Utraquist demand (sub utraque specie) made the chalice (kalich) the universal symbol of the Hussite movement against papal orthodoxy. Answer: Utraquism (reception of both bread and consecrated wine by the laity). Why not the others: Complete abolition of monastic landholdings across Moravia, Exclusion of all German merchants from Prague city councils and Mandatory translation of the Latin Vulgate into Glagolitic script do not fit this historical event or period.

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