The impact of the print revolution was:

1)      It transformed the lives of people, changing their relationship to information and knowledge and with institutions and authorities.

2)      Printing reduced the cost of books.

3)      Access to books created a new culture of reading.

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The print revolution's impact was that it transformed people's lives, changing their relationship to information and knowledge and with institutions and authorities; Printing reduced the cost of books and Access to books created a new culture of reading. The price of books was lowered through printing. The availability of books spawned a new reading culture. Only those who were literate could read books, and before the 20th century, the literacy rates in most European nations were extremely low. Printers published popular ballads and folk tales, and these works were lavishly decorated with images. Then, at meetings in villages and bars, these were sung and recited. Thus, oral culture influenced print, and printed material was conveyed orally. Print and popular religious literature encouraged numerous unique individual interpretations of the faith, even among the working class and those with limited education.

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