How did technological advances in printing impact the united states in the 19th century?
a)
the transfer of information slowed down.
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b)
american demand for reading materials declined.
c)
newspapers and magazines became more affordable.
d)
there was an increase in the number of mill failures.

The correct answer is D. Newspapers and magazines became more affordable

Explanation:

In the 19th century important advances in printing occurred, including the development of  multiple methods of color printing such as chromolithography in 1837 or  the development of offset printing which consist on transferring an inked image to a rubber blanket and then to a printing surface in 1870, that were soon adopted in United States printing industry and as both color printing and offset printed facilitated image printing these advances had an effect on newspapers and magazines as it made printing of newspapers and magazines easier and cheaper, which implied more people could have access to newspapers and magazines as these became more affordable.

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