Identify a true statement about the growth of publishing and reading in the eighteenth century.

Question

Multiple choice question.

Religious scriptures of all religions were printed.

Books were cheaper and more reader-friendly.

Magazines and newspapers were developed for the public.

Scientific journals were freely accessible to the public.

Answer 1

The true statement about the growth of publishing and reading in the eighteenth century is:

Magazines and newspapers were developed for the public.