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How did printing presses impact visual culture by the end of the 19th century?

1

Produced only text

2

Limited distribution of images

3

Facilitated mass reproduction of visual images

4

Eliminated traditional art forms

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Answer

C. Facilitated mass reproduction of visual images

Solution:

The correct answer is 'Facilitated mass reproduction of visual images' because printing allowed for the easy distribution of visual art. Other options do not accurately describe the effect of printing.

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