How did industrialization bring literature to more people and contribute to the growth of popular culture? owners of factories allowed their workers to read books and magazines on the job. people working in industry were given free subscriptions to magazines and newspapers. machines were invented that turned out high-quality printings of famous works of literature. high-speed presses could mass-produce books, magazines, and newspapers?

The answer is: High-speed presses could mass-produce books, magazines, and newspapers

Due to the ability to mass-produce reading materials, it become much more easier for people to read about new information. This make it easy for people to obtain the knowledge about different cultures without actually having to visit that civilization. The information later on would keep distributed from one person to another and largely contribute to the growth of popular culture.

false! basically!

i hope i'm correct.