How did expansion of communication media change the idea of everyday politics?

Correct answer: Politics became a daily matter of reading hearing discussion and participation

The governing concept is the widening of political participation through communication media. Newspapers, pamphlets, speeches, songs, posters and public meetings carried political ideas beyond courts and formal institutions. As these media reached more people, politics became something that ordinary men and women could read about, hear, discuss and evaluate in daily life. Option A is correct because it includes both access to information and active participation in forming views. Option B preserves the old narrow model, while C and D incorrectly reduce or exclude the public role rather than explaining its expansion.