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How did the print revolution affect literacy rates?

1

Decreased literacy rates drastically

2

Had no effect on literacy

3

Increased the need for literacy

4

Only promoted literacy among elites

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Answer

C. Increased the need for literacy

Solution:

The print revolution increased the need for literacy, as more books became available and required reading skills. The other options are incorrect as they misrepresent the impact of the revolution on literacy.

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