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What bridge did songs plays and pictures create between literate and less literate people?

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Correct answer: A means of sharing ideas and information

Songs, plays and pictures could be understood without advanced reading skills. They helped spread ideas of revolution, liberty and equality to less literate people and connected them with wider public discussion. Therefore, they served as a means of sharing ideas and information. Limiting ideas to scholars would have produced the opposite effect. Exam tip: Remember songs, plays and visual images as popular tools for shaping public opinion during the French Revolution.

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French RevolutionPublic OpinionVisual CulturePolitical CommunicationRevolutionary IdeasHistory Class 9

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A means of sharing ideas and information

Why is this the correct answer?

Songs, plays and pictures could be understood without advanced reading skills. They helped spread ideas of revolution, liberty and equality to less literate people and connected them with wider public discussion. Therefore, they served as a means of sharing ideas and information. Limiting ideas to scholars would have produced the opposite effect. Exam tip: Remember songs, plays and visual images as popular tools for shaping public opinion during the French Revolution.

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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution. Topic: The Revolution and Everyday Life.

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