What was the most important effect of the invention of the printing press?

Answer 1

The printing revolution was very significant in Europe. It was a lot easier and cheaper way to produce books opposed to hand-copied works. With books more accessible from the revolution, civilians were able to learn how to READ and allowed access to the knowledge of medicine, law, astrology, and mining. The printed books exposed Europeans to new ideas expanding their horizons.

Answer 2

The main impacts of the printing press were on the paper upon which the moveable blocks of type were set. The impacts helped to leave the ink impression upon the paper.

The printing press also had many affects. It helped to spread democracy, both politically and in the Church. It took the foundations of knowledge away from a privileged elite and expanded. This also had positive affects upon science, medicine, and map making.

Answer 3

More books produced which made people more literate and news and information spread faster which made people aware of current events

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Freedom from the Catholic church