Print Culture

By the end of the 18th century,how high were the literacy rates?

A system of governance where an individual rules, unregulated by legal & constitutional checks

If people read the ideas of Voltaire and Rosseau, what were they also exposed to?

What were greatly printed as print culture became popular?

What were widely compiled and published?

What is believed to be the cause of the French Revolution?

What (or who) created a new culture of dialogue and debate?

What does the word denomination mean?

What information did journals and newspapers carry during the early 18th century?

What were almanacs also know as?

What suggested that the monarchy enjoyed themselves while commoners suffered hardship?

What is a chapbook?

Whom did the booksellers employ to sell books?

Who were known as chapmen?

What are the different types of books?

Who set up schools in villages, carrying literacy to peasants and artisans?

What did many people believe,that books could do, by the mid 18th century?

What were the 'Biliotheque Bleue'?

Who did the Enlightenment thinkers attack?

What was a common conviction during the mid-18th century?

Whose writings were read widely when the conditions for the French Revolution occured?

Did print change the minds of people?

Whose ideas were the cause of the French Revolution?

By when was there an outpour of literature that mocked the royalty & criticised their morality?

After the printing press began,whose ideas became accessible to commoners?

At what price were the chapbooks sold?

How did the ideas of social revolution come into being?

"Tremble,therefore,tyrants of the world!Tremble before the virtual writer!"Who proclaimed this?