alleryWhich three groups became new readers in 19th-century Europe?
AMonks, nobles and merchants
BKings, scribes and clerks
CChildren, women and workers
DFarmers, priests and soldiers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Children, women and workers
Rising mass literacy brought large numbers of children, women and workers into the reading public.
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