Step 1: Think of the story of print as a chain:
Print had to be invented first. Then it could spread religious ideas, then reach ordinary readers, and finally it could help shape political ideas.
So the invention of the press must come first, and the effect on the French Revolution must come last.
Step 2: Place the middle events:
Luther used print to spread his criticism of the Roman Catholic Church from 1517. This was a big early use of the press.
Menocchio was a later reader who got hold of printed books. Because the Church punished such independent reading, it came after the early Reformation, in the late 1500s.
Step 3: Write the sequence and test each option:
Sequence: IV, II, III, I.
Option A and option B start with III and I, which cannot be first. Option C reverses II and III. Only option D keeps all four in the right order.
Final Answer:
The right order is IV, II, III, I. Option D is the answer.
\[\boxed{\text{Option D}}\]