Early in the Nineteenth Century, Advances in Technology Allowed Newspapers

question 19

Multiple Choice

Early in the nineteenth century, advances in technology allowed newspapers to drop their prices, which made possible newspapers known as the

• A) penny press.
• B) daily dime.
• C) nightly nickel.
• D) quarter quarterly.
• E) ten-cent chronicle.

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