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How did print culture impact the relationship between individuals and knowledge?

1

Knowledge became restricted to a few

2

Increased accessibility to diverse ideas

3

Diminished the importance of education

4

Put limitations on personal interpretations

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Answer

B. Increased accessibility to diverse ideas

Solution:

Print culture increased accessibility to diverse ideas and information, allowing greater engagement with knowledge. The other options misinterpret the impact of print culture.

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