Gutenberg’s printing press did not have an impact on the framing of the United States Constitution.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Gutenberg’s printing press is a printing device which was invented to enable the standardized printed matter to be mass-produced, primarily text in the form of books, pamphlets and newspapers.
Kuo states in his research of the 11th century, "Dream Pool Essays," that Sheng's movable characters were constructed from baked clay.
The ink he used was a mixture of pine resin, wax, and paper ashes, and as Kuo states, Sheng's process could be used relatively easily to print thousands of copies of a text. So Gutenberg’s printing press does not create any impact on forming the US constitution.
