What economic and cultural changes did printing presses bring to the
European cities that had them?
A. They allowed new ideas to spread across Europe reaching much wider segments of
society
B. They developed entire new classes of educated citizens who were exposed to new
ideas previously inaccessible to all but a few elite and dedicated scholars.
C. The cities became culturally isolated centers of learning with depressed economies
from lack of trade, attracting only few among the small and elite educated classes.
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D. The cities attracted more migrants, became more culturally dynamic, and grew
economically