Many historians consider the invention of the printing press as the most pivotal development in the spread of knowledge.
✓ Correct Answer: Option D
The idiom 'consider X Y' is preferred on the GMAT, meaning 'consider X to be Y' without using 'as' or 'to be'. 'In the spread of knowledge' is also more idiomatic than 'for the spread'.
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