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The print gave people the new chance to educate themselves in reading, it also created the opportunity to create a newspaper which helped the people be informed and the economy because it was the new way of communicating new. The transportation made it easier for Britain and its colonies to become more closely connected.

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Britain and its colonies became more closely connected, burgeoning print culture flooded colonies with information and ideas; abundance of imported goods reshaped material culture by bringing cultures to lives of the middling sort, but let wealthy set themselves apart in a new way; printed materials kept colonies updated and informed, allowed for transmission of new enlightenment and pious ideas, colonies began to print their own newspaper, hope this was helpful!

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