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How did reading newspapers aloud in groups change the reach of revolutionary ideas?

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Correct answer: Less literate people could listen and take part in discussions and debates

Reading newspapers aloud in groups carried news and revolutionary ideas to people who could not read for themselves. This enabled less literate people to participate in political discussions and debates. Option A is incorrect because public readings expanded ideas beyond the educated and wealthy class rather than restricting them. Exam tip: Link printed material and public reading during the French Revolution with the spread of public opinion and political participation.

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French RevolutionRevolutionary IdeasPublic ReadingNewspapersPolitical ParticipationPublic OpinionThe Revolution And Everyday LifeThe French Revolution

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