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What role did illustrated books play in the print revolution?

1

They distracted readers from the text.

2

They made books more expensive.

3

They helped attract non-literate audiences.

4

They had no significant impact.

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Answer

C. They helped attract non-literate audiences.

Solution:

Illustrated books helped attract non-literate audiences as they could enjoy the visuals and listen to stories being read at gatherings, blending oral and print cultures.

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